Song Kang And Park In Hwan Chase Their Dreams Together In Poster For Upcoming Ballet Drama

Feb 18, 2021

tvN has shared new posters for its upcoming drama “Navillera”!

Based on a popular webtoon of the same name, “Navillera” tells the story of Duk Chool (Park In Hwan), a man who begins ballet at the age of 70, and Chae Rok (Song Kang), a 23-year-old ballerino who gets lost while chasing his dreams.

In “Navillera,” Song Kang and Park In Hwan will show an unusual bromance as the younger ballerino becomes the teacher and the older man the student. As he approaches his senior years, Duk Chool unearthes a long-cherished dream to dance ballet, while Chae Rok, who started ballet late but has a rare talent, lost his direction due to a clash with hard reality.

In the main poster, the two lead characters stand against a clear blue sky. Song Kang shows off his delicate ballet form, while Park In Hwan watches him with warmth in his gaze. The caption reads, “There comes a moment in everyone’s life when they can fly.” There is also a special webtoon version of the poster drawn by the original creators of the webtoon in honor of the drama’s upcoming premiere.

The production staff of “Navillera” stated, “We will take this moment to thank the webtoon creators HUN and Jimin once again for creating this special poster for the drama’s premiere. The lead actors have 200 percent synchronized with their characters in spirit, not just in physical appearances. Please look forward to how they immerse themselves in their roles.”

“Navillera” also shared stills of Park In Hwan learning ballet for the first time. Although his form and posture show his awkwardness as a beginner, his warm smile and the concentration in his gaze shows his eagerness to learn and pursue his long-cherished dream.

The production staff said, “Like Duk Chool’s passion for ballet, Park In Hwan’s passion for his character is on fire. Park In Hwan will move the viewers’ hearts with his take on the role. Please look forward to seeing a new side of this veteran actor in ‘Navillera.'”