Cinema VinesPrime Video India has announced a multi‑year partnership with Korean entertainment powerhouse CJ ENM that will bring more than 100 Korean dramas to the platform over the next two years. The deal, signed in a press conference that highlighted India’s growing appetite for K‑drama, will see 26 new titles roll out while a number of popular CJ ENM series will also be added to Prime Video’s library. Every new addition will feature English subtitles and Hindi, Tamil and Telugu dubs, making the content accessible to a broad Indian audience.
Under the agreement, the first major release will be the third season of the hit drama Yumi’s Cells, which originally aired from April 13 to May 4, 2026. The season stars Kim Go Eun and Kim Jae Won and concludes Yumi’s love‑story arc. Earlier seasons of the series, led by Kim Go Eun with Ahn Bo‑Hyun and Park Jinyoung, will also become available on the service. The upcoming slate also includes titles such as Filing for Love featuring Shin Hye‑Sun, Gong Myung, Kim Jae Wook and Hong Hwa‑Yeon, and the web‑to‑anime adaptation of The Legend of Kitchen Soldier starring Park Ji‑Hoon, which wrapped its run in June 2026.
Other new releases slated for the next two years include My Bias, My Boss, set to premiere on August 3, starring Kang Hoon, Kim Hye‑Jun and Cha Woo‑Min. Fans will also gain access to a range of established library titles such as Kim You Jung’s Dear X, the legal drama Law in the City with Lee Jong‑Suk, Moon Ga‑Young, Kang You‑Seok, Ryu Hye‑Young and Im Seong‑Jae, the youth action series Study Group starring Minhyun, Moon Ga‑Young and Choi Hyun‑Wook, the office rom‑com My Dearest Nemesis, and the female‑led workplace drama Search: WWW featuring Im Soo‑Jung, Lee Da‑Hee and Jeon Hye‑Jin.
During the event, CJ ENM’s Executive Vice‑President of Platform Division, Jang Ho‑Seo, highlighted India’s importance as a market for Korean storytelling. He said, “We are pleased to collaborate with Prime Video India to bring CJ ENM’s acclaimed K‑dramas to a wider audience in one of the world’s most dynamic entertainment markets.” The partnership underscores Prime Video’s ambition to capture the rapidly expanding Korean‑content fan base in India, where journalists and viewers alike expressed enthusiasm, greeting the platform’s EVP in Korean and engaging in a Q&A session that showcased the depth of the country’s engagement with Korean media.
