Actress Kang Han-na has firmly captured the viewers' attention with her strong magnetic presence and detailed expressions every time she appeared on 'Bon Appetit, Your Majesty.'
In episodes 5 and 6 of tvN's 'Bon Appetit, Your Majesty,' aired on the 6th and 7th, Kang Han-na portrayed the character of Lady Kang Mok-joo, dominating the drama with her meticulous acting and presence. The 'de facto power of the palace,' Kang Mok-joo is a character who hides desires and strategies behind her elegant and gentle appearance, unfolding endless schemes to drive the noblewoman Yeon Ji-young (played by Im Yoon-a) out of the palace.
In that broadcast, Kang Mok-joo sparked the flames of conflict by suspecting that Gong-gil had feelings for Yeon Ji-young. She then could not hide her discomfort when Yeon Ji-young prepared food for Lee Heon (played by Lee Chae-min) and fought back by preparing a meal herself, leading to a fiery competition. Additionally, as Yeon Ji-young competed with Ming dynasty chefs, Kang Mok-joo displayed a cynical attitude, as if she believed there was no chance of winning from the start. The conflict in the drama intensified due to Kang Mok-joo's schemes and provocations to secure her place beside the king.
Kang Han-na intricately depicted the character's persistent nature through delicate handling of the gaze and cool expressions within this narrative. Even with a brief exchange of glances, she revealed uncomfortable competitive feelings, convincingly portraying the character's anxiety with a restrained tone and a cool expression. Beyond merely delivering lines, she amplified the drama's tension with her strong expressions and gazes, drawing the viewers' immersion.
Especially, Kang Han-na, who exuded a charismatic aura every time she appeared, adeptly embodied the desires and obsessions of Kang Mok-joo, shouldering the drama's tension. With her acting skills, attention to detail, and ability to engage, many are watching to see what waves the psychological battles and rumors she will unfold in the future will bring.
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