6 K-dramas releasing in India in December 2025: Park Seo Joon's Surely Tomorrow to Lee Jun Ho's Cashero

Seems like 2025 has played a tricky game by keeping the absolute best K-dramas tucked away until the final curtain call in December. All the big-shot streamers like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Rakuten Viki are turning the end of the year into a massive holiday party for fans with a line-up of some of the biggest K-drama releasing one after another throughout the month. From Park Seo Joon's Surely Tomorrow to Lee Jun Ho's Cashero, December is ready for an epic binge-watching marathon!

December 2025 K-drama line-up:

The Price of Confession

Where to watch: Netflix

Release date: December 5

Kim Go Eun and Jeon Do Yeon reunite after a decade. The duo previously collaborated in Memories of the Sword in 2015. However, the upcoming K-drama features them in the leads where they struggle as inmates in the prison. The Price of Confession claims to be a psychological thriller that delves into themes like trust, guilt, deception and betrayal. Kim Go Eun was last seen in Netflix's another latest K-drama, You and Everything Else.

Surely Tomorrow

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video

Release date: December 6

Park Seo Joon and Won Ji An's collaboration in this rom-com K-drama created much buzz due to the age gap between the duo. While Seo Joon was last seen in Gyeongseong Creature, actress Won Ji An was last seen in Tempest. The story of Surely Tomorrow follows two former lovers who's paths keep crossing untill they realise they are still in love with each other. OTTplay Premium's existing subscribers can also watch the K-drama with a top-up option.

Pro Bono

Where to watch: Netflix

Release date: December 6

Jung Kyung Ho and So Ju Yeon's Pro Bono although did not create much buzz till now, the legal K-drama promises an entertaining watch with its comical elements and workplace drama, highlighting the twisted side of the legal system in South Korea. While Jung Kyung Ho is known for K-dramas like Crash Course in Romance and Oh My Ghost Clients, actress So Ju Yeon is known for K-dramas like Dr Romantic and A Love So Beautiful.

The Great Flood

Where to watch: Netflix

Release date: December 19

Starring Kim Da Mi, Park Hae Soo, Kwon Eun Seong, Yuna and Kang Bin, this Korean movie blends horrific natural disaster with science-fiction elements. The Great Flood depicts the desperate struggle of the people who have pinned their hopes on humanity's last days in a particular flooded apartment building. The movie made its world premiere at the 30th Busan International Film Festival this year and garnered massive appreciation.

I Dol I

Where to watch: Netflix

Release date: December 22

Starring Choi Soo Young and Kim Jae Yeong, another legal K-drama is coming on Netflix this December. The story follows a talented lawyer who takes up a case of a k-pop idol, suspected for a gruesome murder. The twist is the lawyer is a secret fan of the k-pop idol, and now she must unravel the mystery and prove her client innocent at any cost. I Dol I also features Choi Hee Jin, Kim Hyun Jin, Jung Jae Kwang and Kim won Hae in supporting roles.

Cashero

Where to watch: Netflix

Release date: December 26

After the success of Typhoon Family, actor Lee Jun Ho is returning with Cashero, which was announced way back in 2024. The K-drama also features Kim Hye Joon, Kim Byung Chul, Kim Hyang Gi and Kang Han Na in pivotal roles. Cashero blends action drama with fantasy elements. The story follows a government employee who shockingly gains superpowers that make him as strong as the amount of cash he has in his wallet. To fight back with villains, he must constantly spend the money!