Moonshine 2021 Korean Drama-WEB Series Hindi Dubbed S01
Director: Hwang In-hyuk
Cast: Yoo Seung-ho (Nam Young), Lee Hye-ri (Kang Ro-seo), Byeon Woo-seok (Crown Prince Lee Pyo), Kang Mi-na (Han Ae-jin)
Moonshine (2021) is a refreshing #HistoricalRomance infused with sly humor and poignant drama. Set during the Joseon dynasty’s alcohol prohibition, the narrative follows Nam Young (Yoo Seung-ho), a steadfast royal inspector committed to upholding law and honor, and Kang Ro-seo (Lee Hye-ri), an ingenious, debt-stricken noblewoman who moonlights as a secret distiller of illicit liquor. Their worlds collide as she uses her late father’s recipe to surreptitiously offer relief—and revenue—for her family, while he strives to curb illegal trade. Toss in a mischievous Crown Prince (Byeon Woo-seok), whose romantic escapades add both allure and complication, and the stage is set for romance, intrigue, and rebellion.
Directed by Hwang In-hyuk and written by Kim Joo-hee, the series vividly paints a time when prohibition empowers both societal crackdowns and the underground economy. Characters are finely balanced—Nam Young’s unwavering morals meet Ro-seo’s survivalist wit, creating compelling contrast and chemistry, while secondary figures—including Kang Mi-na’s effervescent Han Ae-jin—enhance both tension and emotional breadth.
Visually, the show embraces immersive set design and period costumes that bring the awkward elegance of Joseon to the fore. The pacing glides smoothly from witty exchanges to high-stakes hideouts, with each episode revealing deeper character motivations while retaining lighthearted momentum.
Moonshine (2021) is a refreshing #HistoricalRomance infused with sly humor and poignant drama. Set during the Joseon dynasty’s alcohol prohibition, the narrative follows Nam Young (Yoo Seung-ho), a steadfast royal inspector committed to upholding law and honor, and Kang Ro-seo (Lee Hye-ri), an ingenious, debt-stricken noblewoman who moonlights as a secret distiller of illicit liquor. Their worlds collide as she uses her late father’s recipe to surreptitiously offer relief—and revenue—for her family, while he strives to curb illegal trade. Toss in a mischievous Crown Prince (Byeon Woo-seok), whose romantic escapades add both allure and complication, and the stage is set for romance, intrigue, and rebellion.
Directed by Hwang In-hyuk and written by Kim Joo-hee, the series vividly paints a time when prohibition empowers both societal crackdowns and the underground economy. Characters are finely balanced—Nam Young’s unwavering morals meet Ro-seo’s survivalist wit, creating compelling contrast and chemistry, while secondary figures—including Kang Mi-na’s effervescent Han Ae-jin—enhance both tension and emotional breadth.
Visually, the show embraces immersive set design and period costumes that bring the awkward elegance of Joseon to the fore. The pacing glides smoothly from witty exchanges to high-stakes hideouts, with each episode revealing deeper character motivations while retaining lighthearted momentum.