Pakistani actor Kubra Khan wants Pakistani men to learn how to love by watching Korean dramas and step up your game. During the promotion of her new film "Abhi," Kubra didn't hold back when discussing the differences between Pakistani and Korean dramas. She commended the male protagonists in Korean series for their empathy, affection, and grand romantic gestures.
Kubra Khan Wants Pakistani Men to Learn How to Love
“These Korean drama guys,” Kubra mused, “They take something small and turn it into this big romantic gesture. This is what we want, why can’t we get it here?” The "Hum Kahan Ke Sachay Thay" actor pointed out that the men in these dramas are the reason her expectations for romance have soared. Kubra passionately urged, “Men of Pakistan, please watch Korean dramas and learn something from those men—the good ones!” She emphasized the importance of empathy, genuine affection, and demonstrative love, traits she finds lacking in the local romantic landscape.
The Impact of Korean Dramas on Kubra's Expectations
Kubra revealed that her journey into the world of Korean dramas began with "Dream High," largely due to her admiration for the lead actor, Taec-yeon. “He was so gorgeous, and when his drama came out, I watched it because of him,” she confessed. Her interest deepened with Kim Soo-hyun's performance in "Crash Landing on You," which further solidified her high expectations for romantic partners. Kubra’s admiration for these dramas is not just about their entertainment value but the way they depict nuanced, tender, and heartfelt relationships.
