A moment is enough to recognise your own feelings and show empathy for others'. Acing this feeling, Love In Sync opens emotional doors for fans this July. A slightly deep and enticing series about emotional breakdown and aiming to feel the emotions, the drama brings a roller coaster of emotions where a psychological counsellor and a leading actress find emotional expression a bit difficult. Starring Kim Myung Soo, aka L, from Angel's Last Mission and Love, and alongside him is Kang Min Ah from the popular series The Bloodhound, season 2, both coming together for an interesting narrative that talks about feelings and emotional awakening.
Love In Sync Captivates Fans With Emotional Healing, Heartfelt Moments, and Swoon-Worthy Chemistry
As the series debuts with its first two episodes, the story opens on Yoo Jin-an, a former K-pop idol and now a top actress in the entertainment industry. She is the No. 1 priority for acting but has lately been lacking one emotion: empathy. To effectively convey the emotion, she must abandon her goody-two-shoes image and infuse her performance with emotional depth. Since her current project needs an emotional outburst, her controlled life made it impossible to feel any response, which is required for her character. While she is on the verge of being thrown out of the movie, she is advised to visit a counsellor.
She meets a famous counsellor, Cha Eun Hwan, who is well-known among many celebs, especially those whose breakthroughs came after consulting him. Seeking hope, she consults him, and there begins her emotional journey. Jin An opens her emotional doors and starts to recognise her feelings that were once lost. In that time, the counsellor Hwan also starts to feel his emotions starting to emerge that were once kept closed. Both start to heal from their trauma and embrace living again. On their journey, they face their fears, heal and open up their hearts for the very first time. Will this journey come with love too? The upcoming episodes might give fans a clue.
Since the series opened up to an emotional start, fans are excited to know what's coming next. A fan from South Asia wrote, 'He's just standing there like a shocked Pikachu while she's having an emotional breakdown. Lmao, look at his face, please!!' Another China fan wrote, 'The way he recognises her claustrophobia & rushes in to calm her down omg!!' A fan from Brazil wrote, 'I'm totally head over heels in love.' Another fan from Mexico said, 'Wdym, 6 episodes...' I already love them.
As the fans seem to love the emotional quotient of the series, it promises a series of healing and rejuvenation from emotional baggage trying to weigh down a person's emotions. A beautiful emotional healing of two people brought together to let go of the past and embrace the present with open arms.
