Made in korea

Film Overview

“Made In Korea makes us believe that if you have a dream you need to protect it,” a sentiment echoed throughout the film directed by Ra Karthik. This Tamil-Korean collaboration features Priyanka Mohan in the lead role as Shenba, a young woman from Tamil Nadu who is deeply obsessed with Korean culture.

Shenba’s Journey

Shenba dreams of visiting Korea, and her journey is marked by themes of self-discovery, resilience, and cultural connection. As she navigates her new life in Korea, she faces challenges such as loneliness and financial insecurity.

Throughout her experiences, Shenba develops a bond with an elderly woman, which leads to the opening of a café where they share culinary adventures. “Through moments of vulnerability, quiet courage, and unexpected connections, Shenba joins the old lady in her café and tries out new dishes,” the film illustrates.

Culinary Highlights

The film also showcases the preparation of garlic fried rice with kimchi as a signature dish, further emphasizing the cultural exchange between Indian and Korean traditions.

Reception and Availability

Despite its heartfelt narrative, some critiques suggest that “the film’s evident sincerity can’t overcome its silliness.” Nevertheless, “A simple story can be a delightful watch too,” highlighting the film’s charm.

Released on March 12, 2026, “Made in Korea” has a runtime of 113 minutes and is available for streaming on Netflix. Produced by Rise East Entertainment, this film marks a significant milestone as the first Tamil-Korean collaboration.