3 teaser posters for KBS2 drama series “Who Is She” starring Kim Hae-Sook, Jung Ji-So, & Jin Young. Drama series is a remake of 2014 movie “Miss Granny” starring Shim Eun-Kyung & Na Moon-Hee. Caption on the first teaser poster below states “I have never seen a person like you who is more crazy than me.” Caption on the second poster states “You say you can make even nobody like me a top singer, don’t you even have that much confidence?” Caption on the third poster states “Do I look like a grandmother to you or young lady?” The first teaser trailer for the drama series can also be viewed at AsianWiki.
“Who Is She” is now set to first air December 18, 2024 in South Korea (takes over KBS2’s Wednesday & Thursday 9:50 PM time slot after “Face Me“).
Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki: After Oh Mal-Soon (Kim Hae-Sook) lost her husband at a young age, she raised her children by herself and also ran a small restaurant. She is now in her 70’s. One day, she has an argument with her daughter Ji-Sook and leaves home. Something happens at this time that causes her physical appearance to revert back to when she was in her 20’s. Taking advantage of her youthful appearance, she begins using the name Oh Doo-Ri (Jung Ji-So) and decides to pursue her dream of becoming a singer. A dream that went unfulfilled when she was in her 20’s. Oh Doo-Ri then joins Unis Entertainment as an idol trainee. There, she meets Daniel Han (Jin Young). He was once the leader of a popular idol group and he is now the chief producer of Unis Entertainment. He is a genius planner, who does everything from composing to producing to creating album concepts. His life goes by smoothly as he has achieved success in his career, but his life becomes shaken after he meets Oh Doo-Ri.
Meanwhile, Oh Mal-Soon’s granddaughter Choi Ha-Na (Chae Won-Bin) is a smart high school student, who always ranks first academically at her school. To purse her dream of becoming a singer, she gives up taking her university entrance exam and joins Unis Entertainment as an idol trainee.
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