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This coming weekend, we'll be seeing EXO's Suho in two different K-dramas.
On September 8th, it was officially confirmed that EXO leader Suho will be making a special cameo appearance in the premiere of the tvN K-drama Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun. A photo of Suho in costume was also revealed.
Suho is currently starring in the JTBC K-drama Behind Your Touch with Han Ji Min, Lee Min Ki, Joo Min Kyung, Kim Hee Won, and Park Sung Yun. The K-drama airs every weekend at 10:30 PM KST. Before we see him as Kim Sun Woo, we'll get to know the character that will be portrayed by the EXO member in the premiere of Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun. The new K-drama will air its first episode on September 9th, Saturday, at 9:20 PM KST.
After three years, Suho is finally active again in acting. Before these two K-dramas, Suho last starred in the 2020 series How Are You Bread with Lee Se Young, Moon Ji Yoon, Kim Seo Ra, Han So Young, and Kang Pil Sun.
Aside from acting projects, Suho also participated in EXO's seventh studio album titled Exist which was released in July. He also participated in musicals and other individual projects.
The upcoming K-drama Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun is the sequel to the three-part K-drama Arthdal Chronicles. It will reveal the happenings in Arth after a decade. After eight years, Arthdal already won over the massive rebellion of the tribes slaughtered by Ta Gon, and Agos finally reunited the 30 clans after Eun Seom's leadership.
The series will be the next work of director Kim Kwang Shik (The Great Battle) and screenwriters Kim Young Hyun (Six Flying Dragons) and Park Sang Yeon (Joint Security Area).
Suho will be working closely with the main leads of the K-drama such as Jang Dong Gun, Lee Joon Gi, Shin Sae Kyeong, Kim Ok Bin, Park Hae Joon, and Cha Yong Hak. The production didn't reveal the character that will be portrayed by Suho in the series.
Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun will premiere this weekend and international viewers can also access the K-drama through the OTT platform, Disney+.
