This chance meeting is the catalyst for the entire series. The Hindi dubbing effectively captures the desperation in An-na's voice and the stoic, protective nature of Je-ha, making the emotional stakes feel personal for the Indian audience.

Ji Chang-wook performs many of his own stunts. The opening sequence involving a chase through the streets of Spain is nothing short of a Hollywood blockbuster.

You might be wondering: why opt for the Hindi dub instead of the original Korean with subtitles? Here are three compelling reasons:

Je-ha, back in Korea working as a banner hanger, accidentally witnesses an incriminating incident involving Jang Se-joon. This puts him directly in the crosshairs of JSS, a private security firm controlled by Choi Yoo-jin. Themes and Style

The episode opens in Spain, where Go An-na (Lim Yoona) is seen frantically escaping from a convent where she has been hidden away. Simultaneously, Kim Je-ha is introduced as a former mercenary living as a fugitive.

Because Je-ha saw something he wasn't supposed to, the ruthless security firm —led by Se-joon's ambitious wife, Choi Yoo-jin