Trigger fires its first shot and hits the Korean drama audience

From the moment it premiered on Netflix , the series Trigger (Teurigeo) has firmly established itself and succeeded in gaining widespread attention from Korean drama fans, especially in the Arab world.

The Trigger is a resounding success on Netflix. The series received widespread acclaim for its bold treatment of a sensitive issue in Korean society: the proliferation of guns and the resulting violence and social unrest. The title itself is a direct reference to the emotional and literal explosion within the series' plot.

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Fiery reactions from the audience ‎

Viewers engaged intensely with the first episodes, and their opinions were reflected on social media, where they praised the actors' performances, especially Kim Nam-gil as Lee Doo. He portrayed the character with inner maturity and an escalating struggle between silence and explosion, leading many to see themselves in his story. Audience comments ranged from amazement to excitement, with most agreeing that the work was "heavy, realistic, and painful," touching on current issues that are not unique to Korea.

A story of rising tension amidst a prohibited weapon. In a plot that combines suspense with political introspection, the series explores a world of chaos that begins when illegal weapons enter a country known for its strict gun laws. Former detective Lee Doo teams up with Moon Baek, a mysterious arms dealer, to dismantle the network behind these crimes. The tension between the two characters adds a deep psychological dimension, as each has his own motivations, but a shared danger forces them to confront something greater than they expected.

Stars shine in a dark narrative Trigger – Teurigeo features a star-studded cast, most notably Kim Nam-gil and Kim Young-kwang, who deliver compelling and emotionally charged dramatic performances. Park Hoon, Kim Won-hye, and Gil Hye-yeon also star in supporting roles, enriching the story's structure and deepening its ramifications. Directed by Kwon Oh-sung, the series excels at utilizing a slow, at times explosive, pace, reflecting the literal and metaphorical nature of the title, "trigger."