Fanletter, Please

So if you want to watch short drama ..this one is perfect. It shows the struggle of single father who wants to fulfill the wish of his daughter who is fighting with cancer.

It starts with good note ...but at the end episode Kdrama makers has done again with what they r best at ...seperation ..and again unite ... Pls it is not at all necessary ...one need to grow together in relationship .. Rest every character has done a decent job ..nice acting ..story and presentation is very cut to cut .. Since it is short drama so don't expect too much stories b/w other characters ..main focus is only on leads.

Note that on Viki this is titled "Fanletter, Please."

I am rating this knowing it is a 4-episode series. It can't be judged like one would judge a 16 episode series, where they have much more time to develop the story, background, and characters. It is more like a movie than a series, time wise.

The story itself is nothing special, but it is cute. I like the premise.

I am always amazed at the child actors in Kdramas - just how good they are. That was one reason I wanted to watch this series - it looked like it featured a child as a core part of the story. And it did, and the kid, or actually all the kids, were amazing! The ML's daughter was so darn cute I bet she'll be a star for a very long time.

I really like the execution of the story and really enjoyed the acting. If was fun! Yes, it had the requisite backstory of drama and trauma, but it was handled tastefully and did not dominate the story.

I want to avoid spoilers, so I'll just say I enjoyed this short series and I would recommend you give a try if you are looking for something short and sweet.

I don't know how anyone can give this drama more than two stars, and those two stars belong to the child actors. The story has no direction, no conflict, and no tension between the two main leads.

And I can't believe they killed off the grandmother just so that they can create an opportunity for the two leads to move in together. Countless other idol dramas have recycled this plot device to create a situation where two unbelievable characters could have more time to spend with one another and fall in love. That's just another trope in silly romances. Thank goodness it's only four episodes long.

This is one of those dramas with more potential the longer the series is.

Very cute and emotional concept containing most of kdrama favorite cliches: illness, childhood trauma, shared past, destined love, school bullying....

Well executed for the length and you will be left satisfied with how everything is panned but I cant help but think the potential this script has. Maybe in the future they will actually make it a normal 16 episodes length drama.

The romance is well pace and is well explained with flashbacks of the past but I couldn't feel chemistry, maybe due to the length of this series, with only 4 episodes, had loads to tell but little time to do so.

The kids acting here are quite good and they make you smile.

I still enjoyed it and because its so short you can watch it in one sitting.

Korean Drama " Fanletter, Please " is a short and sweet drama.

The story is generic, yes, but it has plenty of sweet moments. Not as many romantic though, as it focuses on the relationship between the child and his father as well as the celebrity's struggles with fame and her background.

Unfortunately, and due to the short length of the drama, the story doesn't get deep into the characters' personalities and struggles, like the relationship of the actress with her mother. Rather, it keeps things in a balanced blend of fluff and melodrama.

On the other hand, the performances are enjoyable by all actors and actresses of the cast.

So, overall, six out of ten.