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Mumbai Rains: 11 lesser-known romantic K-dramas to watch in this cosy weather
Updated On: 25 June, 2026 01:50 PM IST | Shruti Sampat
Mumbai rains are here and in this monsoon season, take a look at these 11 underrated Korean dramas which are romantic and cosy just like the weather to binge.


Call It Love: A raw, melancholic, and deeply realistic romance that starts with a plot for revenge. A woman wants to get back at her father's mistress but ends up falling in love with the mistress's kind, lonely son.

Love to Hate You: A fantastic enemies-to-lovers story about a fierce lawyer who despises losing to men and a top actor who harbors a deep mistrust of women. They are forced to date, and the result is hilarious

Just Between Lovers: An emotional and healing slow-burn romance about two survivors of a tragic building collapse dealing with trauma and finding comfort in each other's shared pain

Come and Hug Me: A deeply emotional and tragic romance about a police detective and an actress who share a traumatic past. They reunite as adults to protect each other from a notorious serial killer.

Marriage, Not Dating: A hilarious romantic comedy about a wealthy plastic surgeon who has no desire to marry. To get his nagging family off his back, he fake-dates a woman he is certain his parents will absolutely reject

My Sweet Mobster: An unconventional rom-com exploring the adorable relationship between a bright children’s content creator and a tough, reformed ex-gangster who runs a company to help former convicts integrate into society.

Mad for Each Other: A hilarious yet touching enemies-to-friends-to-lovers story about two deeply flawed neighbors with anger management issues who share the same psychiatrist and realize they are the only ones who understand each other's chaos.

Run On: A refreshing, dialogue-driven romance about a former track star who learns to follow his own path, and a pragmatic subtitle translator who relies on reading between the lines.

The Spies Who Loved Me: A quirky mix of mystery, comedy, and romance. A wedding dress designer is currently married to her second husband, only to discover that both he and her ex-husband lead double lives as international spies.

Splash Splash Love: A delightful, short-and-sweet time-travel romance. A high school senior who gives up on math accidentally falls through a time portal into the Joseon Dynasty and meets a young, devoted king.

Perfect Crown: A highly anticipated corporate romance that marks the first on-screen collaboration between IU and Byeon Woo Seok.
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