Be Melodramatic highlights life, divorce, and reality in new video

A new video capturing key scenes from the JTBC drama 'Be Melodramatic' has been released. The footage explores the characters' past connections, their current professional lives, and the circumstances leading to their decisions to divorce.

"Dying where I have the least regrets is happiness"... The motivation behind becoming a comedian

The characters in the video reminisce about past ties. One character explains how they joined a comedy troupe after a college period marked by both academic success and popularity. They revealed they joined the troupe impulsively simply because the woman they loved enjoyed laughing. While their original dream was to wander the world and return to the place they hated most to die, they expressed a desire to die while making the woman who captured their heart laugh.

The relationship between the two characters begins with a past encounter and evolves through marriage and divorce. Following their relationship, the pair gave birth the following year and married, but eventually chose to divorce. During this process, one character boldly demands a divorce in order to find happiness, showing the determination to quit alcohol and cigarettes to live a little longer.

"An accurate person is a good person"... Workplace conflicts and professional styles

The drama also focuses on workplace dynamics, depicting conflicts regarding work methods and attitudes. The video shows sensitive situations arising during task management. One character, noting they have worked for 6 years, 7 months, and 23 days without a single late arrival or absence, maintains that assigned tasks must be handled with absolute accuracy. In response, another character questions the purpose and necessity of the work, arguing that simply doing as told is no different from being an "avatar."

The video also captures the high-pressure environment of the production set. As filming schedules tighten due to actor adjustments, the crew must urgently prepare food for a chicken PPL (product placement) segment. The footage shows the crew and actors frying food in the early morning hours to meet filming requirements.

"Being an idol makes me sensitive to weight"... Realistic struggles and daily life

The video sheds light on the realistic concerns the characters face. A character playing an idol explains the difficulty of avoiding certain foods due to weight management. Additionally, the characters' conversations reveal the hardships of parenting, financial struggles, and health issues like rhinitis. The video concludes with the preparation of an avocado chicken breast salad.