Ryeoun And Seol In Ah Consider “Twinkling Watermelon” Findings.

Seol In Ah and Ryeoun, who have received recognition for their outstanding roles in the popular drama “Twinkling Watermelon,” recently discussed their feelings about the show’s finale.

With her intense acting, Seol In Ah—who played the twin roles of On Eun Yu in 2023 and Choi Se Kyung in 1995—left a lasting effect on the audience. She said, “I looked forward to every day with anticipation, interested in the fresh prospects and transformations that life would offer.” “Twinkling Watermelon” was as captivating as its title implies, and I learned the value of communication and the storytelling craft from this play.” She expressed how much she loved the project.

The gifted actress continued by expressing her appreciation for the close bond she had developed with the audience as a result of this outstanding performance. She said that her feeling of thankfulness motivated her to keep trying her hardest. With a good attitude and a lot of energy, Seol In Ah announced her intention to become a great actor. She also thanked all of the fans who stuck with her all the way through.

To further convey his feelings, Ryeoun, who portrayed Ha Eun Gyeol, the only member of his hearing-impaired family with hearing, said, “It’s a bit sad to say goodbye to people I’ve worked with for so long, but it’s also refreshing.” “I am very satisfied with the ending,” he said. After reading the screenplay for the most recent episode, we all concluded that this was the greatest conclusion, despite our contentious debates with the other performers on the finale.

“Actually, this is a work that I will remember as my youth,” Ryeoun said in closing. Youth has multiple meanings, don’t they? Acting classes, music, excitement, and friendship all possible. This project implies a lot of things, all of which are present. I became aware that I was feeling “youth” on set when we were filming. When someone asks me in the future what youth means to me, I believe I will be able to respond that it was the period of time I spent working on “Watermelon.” “I hope people who watch it—like me—will perceive it as a drama that perfectly conveys the essence of youth.”