Would You Marry Me? Now Streaming on JioHotstar: Everything to Know About This Must-Watch Comedy K-Drama

Starring Choi Woo-shik and Jung So-min, Would You Marry Me? is a romantic comedy built around a contract marriage setup. The story follows Yoo Me-ri, a designer whose life falls apart after betrayal and financial fraud, only for her to unexpectedly win a luxury townhouse worth $5 million. However, there’s a catch, she must pose as a newlywed couple to claim the prize, leading to a series of comedic and romantic complications with Kim Woo-joo and Baek Sang-hyeon. 

Directed by Song Hyun-wook (The King’s Affection) and Hwang In-hyeok (Moonshine), with Kwon Da-som (My Demon) as co-director, the series stars Choi Woo-shik as Kim Woo-joo, a confident marketing team leader and bakery heir, and Jung So-min as Yoo Me-ri, a struggling designer recovering from a housing scam. The ensemble cast also includes Seo Bum-june, Shin Seul-ki, and Bae Na-ra in key supporting roles, while the supporting characters from Woo-joo’s family and bakery team add depth and warmth to the romantic comedy’s quirky corporate-bakery setting. 

The official trailer of Would You Marry Me? highlights its quirky contract-marriage storyline, focusing on Yoo Me-ri and Kim Woo-joo’s unexpected arrangement after she wins a luxury townhouse with a surprising condition attached. Here’s an official trailer:

Would You Marry Me? is now available for streaming on multiple global OTT platforms, including JioHotstar in India. All 12 episodes are available to binge, making it an easy watch for K-drama fans who prefer a complete series.

Would You Marry Me? follows Yoo Me-ri (Jung So-min), a designer who loses her savings in a real estate scam but unexpectedly wins a $5 million luxury townhouse. The catch is that the prize is reserved for newlyweds, leading her to propose a 90-day contract marriage to Kim Woo-joo (Choi Woo-shik), a logical marketing executive under family pressure to get married. As the polar opposites pretend to be a couple while dealing with external suspicions, their fake arrangement gradually begins to blur into real emotions.