Made in Korea returns with its second season, taking Hyun Bin’s Baek Ki-tae into an even more dangerous phase of his journey. After climbing the ranks of the Korean Agency (KCIA) and building an expanding empire, Ki-tae finds his carefully constructed world under threat from Jang Geon-young, played by Jung Woo-sung.
A former prosecutor, Geon-young has spent nine years preparing to exact his revenge, setting the stage for another intense clash of ambition, power and personal vendettas.
When and where to watch Made In Korea Season 2?
Made in Korea Season 2 premieres on September 9, 2026. Set in 1979, the new season unfolds against one of the most turbulent periods in Korean history. While its characters and central storyline are fictional, the series draws inspiration from the political and social upheaval surrounding the era.
Indian viewers can stream the thriller on JioHotstar, while the series is also available on Hulu and Disney+ in their respective markets.
The noir drama continues to explore themes of power, ambition, greed and social responsibility, with its central characters becoming increasingly caught in a dangerous struggle for control.
Made In Korea Season 2 cast
The returning cast includes Hyun Bin as Baek Ki-tae, Jung Woo-sung as Jang Geon-young, Woo Do-hwan as Baek Ki-hyun, along with Won Ji-an.
About Made In Korea Season 2
Baek Ki-hyun’s experiences have significantly shaped his worldview and strengthened his influence. This places him on a direct collision course with his elder brother, Baek Ki-tae. Choosing to stand against Ki-tae could become one of the most morally challenging decisions of his life.
Meanwhile, Ki-tae appears increasingly prepared to “cross the Han River,” an expression that echoes Julius Caesar’s crossing of the Rubicon and signals his willingness to initiate a conflict of his own.
As Jang Geon-young closes in on Ki-tae and Ki-hyun begins questioning his brother’s choices, the personal tensions gradually expand into a larger confrontation involving greed, power and social responsibility.
Set against the backdrop of a turbulent chapter in Korean history, Season 2 promises to take the characters deeper into their individual ambitions while testing the relationships and loyalties that hold them together.
