After previously reaping a lot of blasphemy, now Apink's ex-Apink Son Na Eun's way of acting for her character in the drama 'Agency' is flooding praise from Knetz in the online community.
Lately, there have been many oblique comments related to Son Na Eun's acting, ex A Pink, in her latest drama, "Agency". He was even compared to Girls' Generation's YoonA because both of them work as idol-actresses.
Now, the bad opinion regarding Son Na Eun's acting has changed drastically. His acting in "Agency" is actually considered unique and gives a fresh impression. So, the character he plays is not boring.
Moreover, the woman born in 1994 showed unusual expressions while playing the character Kang Ha Na. Chemistry with Han Joon Woo is also said to be so good that it makes him excited.
One of the scenes where Son Na Eun's acting was praised was when she poured wine on the male lead. The artist under the auspices of the YG Stage shows a very funny expression to describe his annoyance.
In other stills, Son Na Eun also managed to prove that she can make various expressions as Kang Ha Na. He was also widely praised for his delightful acting by international fans on Instagram.
"There are lots of people around me who like Son Na Eun's acting," said Knetz. "What are you saying? Son Nae Eun is acting well. The drama is fun," said another. "Son Na Eun portrayed her character well and I didn't understand she was actually acting or was she herself," said another.
"Son Na Eun is acting well. I think the journalists are anti-fans," said another. "I think the acting is good. The drama is very fun!" another exclamation. "Son Na Eun is very cute and acts well. Why is the article blasphemous?" other words. "Son Na Eun's acting is very refreshing like soda," explained another.
Meanwhile, "Agency" gracefully tells about the battle between desperate advertisers through the story of Go Ah In played by Lee Bo Young - the first female executive of VC Group who aspires to the highest position of the company. This drama airs every Saturday and Sunday on JTBC. (wk/alpha)
