This month, K-drama lovers are in for a treat with a variety of shows spanning genres, from light-hearted romances to intense thrillers. One of the most anticipated releases is Tempest, a fast-paced political spy thriller starring South Korea’s popular actors Jun Ji-hyun and Gang Dong-won. The buzz around the series has only grown stronger after the release of its teaser and trailer, and viewers can now mark their calendars for its global release this September.
Where to stream Tempest online in India
Tempest will premiere worldwide on September 10, 2025, and will be available for streaming in India on JioHotstar. Internationally, the K-drama will stream on Hulu and Disney+, reaching a wide audience eager to dive into its gripping storyline.
The series stars Jun Ji-hyun (also known as Gianna Jun) in the lead role as Mun-ju, a former UN ambassador who finds herself entangled in a dangerous political web. Alongside her is Gang Dong-won, playing San-ho, a mysterious international special agent. The two characters join forces after a shocking assassination attempt sets off a global conspiracy that threatens the stability of the Korean peninsula.
More about K-drama Tempest
Adding to this is American actor John Cho, who makes his K-drama debut in Tempest. His role is still under wraps, but fans are eager to see how he fits into this complex political narrative. The series consists of 9 episodes, making it a relatively short but intense watch. The show’s themes explore betrayal, power struggles, survival, and the emotional costs of duty.
The trailer, which recently dropped online, features fast-paced action scenes, stunning visuals, and emotional depth. Netizens have praised the production quality and the return of Jun Ji-hyun to the small screen, while also expressing curiosity about the dynamic between the three leads.
With its star-studded cast, thrilling plot, and global accessibility, Tempest is shaping up to be one of the biggest K-drama releases of the year. Stay tuned for more updates!
Where to stream Tempest online in India
Tempest will premiere worldwide on September 10, 2025, and will be available for streaming in India on JioHotstar. Internationally, the K-drama will stream on Hulu and Disney+, reaching a wide audience eager to dive into its gripping storyline.
The series stars Jun Ji-hyun (also known as Gianna Jun) in the lead role as Mun-ju, a former UN ambassador who finds herself entangled in a dangerous political web. Alongside her is Gang Dong-won, playing San-ho, a mysterious international special agent. The two characters join forces after a shocking assassination attempt sets off a global conspiracy that threatens the stability of the Korean peninsula.
More about K-drama Tempest
Adding to this is American actor John Cho, who makes his K-drama debut in Tempest. His role is still under wraps, but fans are eager to see how he fits into this complex political narrative. The series consists of 9 episodes, making it a relatively short but intense watch. The show’s themes explore betrayal, power struggles, survival, and the emotional costs of duty.
The trailer, which recently dropped online, features fast-paced action scenes, stunning visuals, and emotional depth. Netizens have praised the production quality and the return of Jun Ji-hyun to the small screen, while also expressing curiosity about the dynamic between the three leads.
With its star-studded cast, thrilling plot, and global accessibility, Tempest is shaping up to be one of the biggest K-drama releases of the year. Stay tuned for more updates!
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