Actor Cha Woo-min undergoes romantic transformation through 'My Bias, My Boss'... Attention focused on emotional acting

[Korea Social Welfare Journal] Reporter Lee Jeong-mok=Actor Cha Woo-min is recently capturing viewers' attention as top star Dino in the tvN Monday-Tuesday drama ‘My Bias, My Boss’. The drama was produced by Studio Dragon, Studio N, and NPIO, written by Lee Young and Kim Jian, and directed by Park Ji-hyun and Jung Da-hyeong.

In ‘My Bias, My Boss’, Cha Woo-min is breaking away from his existing intense and sharp image to show a completely different romantic face. Having left a strong impression with bold characters in various works such as SBS ‘Buried Hearts’, TVING ‘Study Group’, and U+ Mobile TV ‘Night Has Come’, he is now flaunting a new charm through romance acting in this work.

The Dino played by Cha Woo-min in the drama shows himself approaching Nam Da-reum (played by Kim Hye-jun) with sly and meticulous charm. While drawing out comfortable laughter, he perfectly expresses situations through his gaze and tone at moments requiring seriousness, naturally digesting emotional changes.

Cha Woo-min's Dino is a character who goes beyond simple sweet romance to respect the other person's feelings while honestly revealing his own. He steadily delivers mature charm and delicately builds the relationship between the two through natural chemistry with his co-star and subtle changes in facial expressions.

The harmony of his deep eyes and clear facial features makes Cha Woo-min's romance acting shine even more. His external charm and deep emotional acting make the charm of Dino stand out, establishing his presence firmly within the romance genre.

Through ‘My Bias, My Boss’, Cha Woo-min is expanding his career by breaking away from his existing intense character image and stably handling romance acting as well. As this work develops into a full-scale love triangle, his emotional acting is expected to deepen further.

tvN's ‘My Bias, My Boss’ airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:45 PM.