Yoon Sang-hyun is captivating audiences in the currently airing SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'Buried Hearts' (written by Lee Myung-hee, directed by Jin Chang-kyu) by playing the role of Heo Tae-yoon, a second-generation chaebol who lightens the heavy atmosphere of the series with his performance and character.
In the drama, Heo Tae-yoon is aware that his half-sister, Yeo Eun-nam (played by Hong Hwa-yeon), dislikes him, so he tries to stay out of her sight. His pure-hearted efforts to keep the secret romance between Yeo Eun-nam and Seo Dong-joo (played by Park Hyung-sik) and his supportive nature bring warmth to the story.
Additionally, he portrays a loving grandson who is always ready to cook ramen for his grandfather, Cha Kang-chun (played by Woo Hyun), providing a heartwarming touch amidst the tension-filled plot of 'Buried Hearts.'
Yoon Sang-hyun perfectly embodies the character description of a chaebol heir with a charming appearance straight out of a romance comic, complete with innocent eyes, a kind tone, and a bright visual presence that fills the screen.
Previously known for his mischievous and playful roles in dramas like 'Under the Queen's Umbrella,' 'Doctor Slump,' and 'Family by Choice,' Yoon Sang-hyun brings a refreshing change by transforming into the dignified youngest son of a wealthy family in his role as Heo Tae-yoon. His new approach, from his speech to his gaze, engages viewers and draws them closer.
Meanwhile, 'Buried Hearts' is ramping up the tension as it hints at Seo Dong-joo's impending revenge. In a situation where no one can be trusted, viewers are keen to see how Heo Tae-yoon's attitude might change.
'Buried Hearts' airs every Friday at 10 PM and Saturday at 9:50 PM.
Reporter Kang Sun-ae sakang@sbs.co.kr
(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)