Popular K-drama Queen of Tears has captivated audiences with its storyline, compelling characters and stunning visuals. While viewers are used to seeing perfect performances from the cast on screen, the cast took to their respective Instagram accounts to share a glimpse of some behind-the-scenes moments.

Through a series of candid photos, the cast shared their closeness and off-screen chemistry, hard work and memorable moments going into creating the acclaimed show.

Kim Soo-Hyun, one of the lead actors, shared a bunch of behind-the-scenes photos. Among these photos were candid shots featuring co-star Kim Ji-Won. The photos Kim Soo-hyun shared captured the chemistry of their characters both on- and off-screen.

Photos shared featured moments from their wedding, snaps with other cast members, and behind-the-scenes pictures while filming on location in Germany.

Kim Ji-Won, the lead actress of the show, also took the opportunity to share some behind-the-scenes photos with her followers. Ji-Won’s posts have a more personal touch and give viewers a closer connection to characters they’ve met and grown to love because of the show.

Known for his captivating performance as the antagonist of the show, Park Sung Hoon gave fans a glimpse into the lighter side of his character with a photo alongside lead actress Kim Ji-Won.

He also shared a photo with his on-screen mother, Lee Mi-Sook, captioned “with my mom”, which added a touch of warmth.

Lee Joo-Bin and Kwak Dong-Yeon, who portray an on-screen married couple with a young son, shared some family photos that captured the essence of their characters’ journey. These behind-the-scenes moments added depth to their on-screen dynamics, and just make you feel that extra kilig by seeing the photos.

As Queen of Tears comes to an end, these snapshots serve as reminders of the journey of the cast. These personal photos and moments shared by the cast provide a lasting connection to the world of Queen of Tears, making sure that the impact of the show will endure long after the final credits roll.

— By Samantha Prats