Nam Woo-hyun, Hanbok in a Philippine Crime Syndicate... 'Kidnapped for 48 Hours' Delivers Action

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Singer Nam Woo-hyun has been cast in the film 'Kidnapped for 48 Hours'.

Nam Woo-hyun will appear as the lead character Park Do-jun in the film 'Kidnapped for 48 Hours', scheduled for release in June.

'Kidnapped for 48 Hours' is a crime action film depicting a 48-hour struggle as Do-jun, who dreamed of becoming a national taekwondo representative, fights to rescue his mother, Mi-jin, who has been kidnapped by the largest criminal organization in the Philippines. The film was shot on location in Manila, Philippines, capturing exotic scenery and vivid action.

In 'Kidnapped for 48 Hours', Nam Woo-hyun plays Park Do-jun, a son who gave up his dream of becoming a national taekwondo representative to settle in the Philippines for the sake of his mother. Portraying a character who holds onto regrets about his dream yet upholds loyalty and justice, he transforms into a warrior willing to risk his life to save his mother, delivering powerful action scenes.

Through 'Kidnapped for 48 Hours', Nam Woo-hyun delicately portrays Park Do-jun's emotional arc, evolving gradually under extreme circumstances, in addition to showcasing spectacular fight scenes. He displays acting chemistry with Park Eun-hye, who plays the mother Kim Mi-jin, and Han Jae-seok, who plays Cha Dong-cheol, the head of a criminal organization with no mercy or tears.

Nam Woo-hyun debuted in 2010 as the main vocalist of the group INFINITE and announced his successful acting debut through the MBC drama 'The 1,000th Man'. He subsequently appeared in various works including KBS 2TV's 'High School Love-On', and the musicals 'Those Days', 'Mephisto', 'Jack the Ripper', 'Bloody Love', and 'Suga'.

The film 'Kidnapped for 48 Hours', featuring action that pushes Nam Woo-hyun beyond his limits, will be released in June.

Meanwhile, Nam Woo-hyun returned to the music scene by releasing his new solo song 'Boy and Girl (Feat. INFINITE)' on the 9th to commemorate his 10th anniversary since his solo debut.

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