Actress Kwon So Hyun, in MBC's drama My Dearest on Friday and Saturday, captured viewers' attention with her captivating performance as Bang Do Na, a close assistant to the heroine Kyung Eun Ae (Lee Da In), a woman who is testing... Challenges of pregnancy and childbirth while seeking shelter.
In the fourth episode, Bang Do Ni, along with Gil Chae (Ahn Eun Jin), Eun Ae (Lee Da In), and Jung Jung Yi (Park Jeong Ae), sought asylum but suffered because of it. Advanced pregnancy As the situation worsened, Pang Du Ni experienced labor pains. With the help of Gil Chae and Jung Jung Yi, with whom she had a strained relationship, she gave birth to her child in the mountains.
Despite the challenges of childbirth during their escape, the bond between Bang Do-ni, Gil-chae, Eun-ae, and Jung Jung-ae grows. However, the worsening cold and hunger presented additional challenges. During a critical moment, they meet Jang Hyun (Min Nam Kong), who provides them with shelter, a vehicle and more. With his help, they named the baby "Dae Bok."
In episodes 5 and 6, despite the difficult circumstances, Bang Do Ni's disturbing and humorous comments made viewers smile. She teased Gil Chae and Eun Ai while they were preparing the food, saying, “Putting wet branches in makes the smoke rise,” and even criticized their taste. Her honking added liveliness to the drama. Furthermore, when Pang Do Ni and her companions became tired in the midst of the ongoing war, it was Pang Do Ni's plea to let her stop running and take the child. Gil Chae and Eun-ae's help leads to them getting on a boat, adding curiosity to the unfolding story of how these four people move forward, relying on each other.
Kwon Soo Hyun skillfully and profoundly portrays the role of Bang Do Ni. Her changing expressions, outlook, and actions in dangerous situations made the drama more immersive, and her constant nagging made the series even more fun. Notably, Kwon Soo Hyun's chemistry with Ahn Eun Jin, Lee Da In, and Park Jung Eun creates a rich dynamic that captivates viewers and fills the drama with depth.
