Adding to the list of existing K-drams, Zing has now announced another popular show called ‘School 2017

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Updated At : 01:04 PM Feb 22, 2022 IST

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K-dramas have been popular for quite some time amongst Indian audiences owing to their different storylines, musical score and cinematography. Adding to the list of existing K-drams, Zing has now announced another popular show called School 2017. A story set against the backdrop of school life, the show features Kim Se-Jeong, Kim Jung-Hyun, Jang Dong-Yoon, Han Joo-wan and Han Seon-Hwa. School 2017 revolves around the story of 18-year-old students who have to battle discrimination at their school. They have to contend with problems and learn life lessons while dealing with the pressures of growing up.

K-dramas have become immensely popular over the past few years with the Indian audience.

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