The drama, starring Lee Je Hoon in episodes 5 and 6, successfully made viewers furious and moved too. However, who would have thought that this scene was based on a true story.
The fifth and sixth episodes of the drama "Taxi Driver" have successfully carried viewers into the annoying atmosphere while inviting sympathy. It was unexpected if the story behind the story turned out to be based on a true story.
In the fifth and sixth episodes "Taxi Driver" tells about the revenge of the Rainbow Taxi team to Park Yang Jin, the CEO of U Data company played by Baek Hyun Jin. Park Yang Jin was told to have persecuted his employee Seo Young Min Jeon Sung Il to the point of almost killing his life.
Kim Do Gi (Lee Je Hoon) also launched his action by disguising himself as a new employee who had the nature of money and a series of criminal records. With the help of clever hacker Ahn Go Eun (Pyo Ye Jin), Kim Do Gi finally creates something to wow Yang Jin Ho. Yang Jin Ho finally trusted him to be part of the strategic design team.
In one scene, CEO Yang Jin Ho is seen slapping and brutally torturing his employees. The chairman also forced some of his middle-aged male employees to dye their hair red, green and yellow. The order was carried out by his employees because Park Yang Jin thought that hair color was his entertainment.
In the true story, the incident happened in 2015 where Yang Ji Ho is the CEO of Korea Future Technology and WeDisk. Due to the persecution, it was reported by Newstapa that the employees had moved to a remote island in South Korea.
In another video, Yang Jin Ho is seen shooting a live chicken with a crossbow which he also forces an employee to do the same. The scene was not made up but was real and exactly like the incident.
In his true story, it happened in 2016 where he and his employees visited a farm. In "Taxi Driver", Yang Jin Hoo asked Kim Do Gi, "Do you like catching chickens?" This had made the audience confused, but when traced from the true story, Yang Jin Ho had committed this heinous act.
As is known, the SBS TV production team is known to be brave in broadcasting new things in every drama. Previously, "Delayed Justice" was also rumored to be based on true stories of some of his cases. With this story, viewers not only managed to be irritated, but also criticized the CEO's harsh treatment.
Meanwhile, "Taxi Driver" continues to experience increasing ratings because of its exciting and tense storyline. The drama will air every Friday-Saturday at 10 p.m. KST. /Kanal247.com
