Han Ga-ram, a graduate of the Korea National University of Arts, joins "Munmu" after clearing a 300-to-1 competition ratio... A married-couple on-screen pairing with Lee Hyun-wook

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Actress Han Ga-ram will appear in "Munmu," having overcome a 300-to-1 competition ratio.

On the 28th, Ki East announced, "Han Ga-ram was selected for the role of Ja-yoon, who later becomes Empress Jui of Silla, after clearing a 300-to-1 competition ratio."

KBS 2TV's new historical drama "Munmu" (screenplay by Kim Ri-heon and Hong Jin-i, directed by Kim Young-jo and Go Sung-jun) is a work that deals with the desperate and lonely epic of leaders who stake everything on a single victory amid wars lasting 600 years and upheavals within the Three Kingdoms. As one of the most anticipated works of the second half of the year, with a total production budget of approximately 30 billion won, it is drawing expectations as a strong cast including Lee Hyun-wook, Jang Hyuk, Kim Kang-woo, and Park Sung-woong has been announced.

Ja-yoon, the character played by Han Ga-ram, is the head who controls Silla's shipbuilding industry and the daughter of Kim Seol-pum, a member of the Hwabaek Council. She is a figure who recognized the extraordinary nature of Kim Beop-min (played by Lee Hyun-wook), who later ascends to the throne as King Munmu, earlier than anyone else. As the daughter of a Jin-gol noble family, she constantly struggles between the role she must uphold and her role as an assistant to Beop-min, who dreams of a new unification. She is a multi-dimensional character who moves between love and family, revolution and order.

Beyond being a mere assistant, she also acts as another "axis of power," deeply understanding Beop-min's loneliness and pain while designing the future of the royal family in her own way.

Han Ga-ram, a graduate of the Acting Department at the Korea National University of Arts, is expected to deliver a diverse performance, from her spirited and candid early appearance to the charisma of a queen who gains substantial weight with the passage of time.

Meanwhile, "Munmu" will air its first episode on Saturday, November 14, at 9:20 p.m.

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