Overall: Blind is a Korean Mystery, Drama (2022). Blind cast: Ok Taec Yeon, Ha Seok Jin, Jung Eun Ji. Blind Release Date: 16 September 2022. Blind Episodes: 16.

Blind Detail

Drama: Blind (2022)
Network: OCN
Director: Shin Yong Hwi
Writer: Kwon Ki Kyung
Main Stars: Ok Taec Yeon, Ha Seok Jin, Jung Eun Ji
Genres: Mystery, Drama
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Release Date: 16 September 2022
Season: 1
Aired: 16 September 2022-5 November 2022
Aired On: Friday, Saturday
Episodes: 16
Also Known As: Beullaindeu, 블라인드, Blind 2022

Blind Synopsis and Plot Summary

Ryu Sung Joon, Ryu Sung Hoon and Jo Eun Ki become engaged with a chronic homicide case including jury individuals as the people in question. These three people attempt to reveal reality behind the passings.

Ryu Sung Joon fills in as an excited investigator. He not entirely settled to get the miscreants. Because of his assurance, his capture rate is dependably among the top for criminal investigators. His more established sibling is Ryu Sung Hoon and he fills in as an adjudicator.

Ryu Sung Hoon is a stickler and savvy to the point of having to produce passing results for the final law test with the top score and graduated at the highest point of his group at the Judicial Research and Training Institute. He is an upstanding man who puts forth a valiant effort to grant a fair judgment. Jo Eun Ki fills in as a social laborer.

She has a warm heart and is brimming with equity. She generally puts individuals first and attempts to be a dependable gatekeeper to youngsters who come from unfortunate foundations.

Blind Cast

Ok Taec Yeon as Ryu Sung Joon

Ha Seok Jin as Ryu Sung Hoon

Jung Eun Ji as Jo Eun Gi

Park Ji Bin as Jung In Sung

Jung Eui Wook as Oh Young Guk

Additional Cast

Baek Seung Hee as Yeom Hye Jin

Jeon Jin Woo as Jeong Man Choon

Kang Na Eon as Kwon Yoo Na

Yoon Jung Hyuk as Detective Kang

Jung In Ki as Yeom Gi Nam

Kim Ha Kyun as Kang Young Ki

Jo Seung Yun as Bae Chul Ho

Ahn Soo Ho as Knifesmith

Kim Bup Rae as Baek Moon Kang

Oh Seung Yun as Charles

Choi Hong Il as Ryu Il Ho

Jo Kyung Sook as Na Kook Hee

Jung Chan Woo as Staff sergeant Goo

Choi Jae Sub as Support Role

Choi Ji Yeon as Support Role

Jo Yun Hee as Jo In Sook

Han Yi Jin as Na Dong Hwa Muyoung police

Kim Min Seok as Kim Suk Goo

Myung Seok Geun as District Court staff

Jo Seo Hu as NFS medical examiner

Seol Woo In as District Court clerk

Choi Na Moo as Park Sun A

Kim Young Sun as Baek Moon Kang’s wife

Oh Min Ae as Kim Sook Hee

Jung Ji Hoon as Boy 11

Nam Do Yoon as Hope Welfare Ctr. boy #7

Jin Yu Chan as Hope Welfare Ctr. boy #12

Kim Gun Woo as Hope Welfare Ctr. boy #13

Kwon Ha Young as Kindergarten teacher

Kwak Na Yeon as Kang Young Ki’s wife

Na Ho Won as Taxi driver

Kwon Eun Sung as Jung Won Woong

Kim Young Sun as Moon Kang’s wife

Noh Seung Jin as Lawyer

Kim Mi Hye as Prosecutor

Oh Se Young as Baek Ji Eun

Cha Yoo Joo as Baek Ji Eun’s friend

Do Ye Chan as Kam Soo Woong Police officer

Yoon Hyo Sik as Jung Man Chun’s attorney

Lim Seung Beom as Traffic CCTV staff

Jang Eui Don as Hostage negotiator

Kwon Tae Jin as Prison guard

Shin Won Woo as Prison guard

Park Ga Young as TV reporter

Park Jun Hyuk as Hope Welfare Ctr. boy #24

Chae Dong Hyun as Support Role

Uhm Hye Soo as Court room girl

Park Ji Ho as Reporter

Kim Mi Rim as Yang Ji Rim Won Woong’s mother

Lee Eun Ju as Hope Welfare Center director

Hwang Hee Jung as Wedding hall staff

Blind Trailer