Ko Kyung Pyo and Ra Mi Ran Eyeing Leads in 'Original Drug Rice Cake Shop'
Ko Kyung Pyo and Ra Mi Ran are in talks for the new comedy-crime film 'Original Drug Rice Cake Shop.' Explore the casting details and industry buzz as of January 16, 2026.
Could this be the next big K-comedy hit? Actors Ko Kyung Pyo and Ra Mi Ran are reportedly in talks to star in the upcoming comedy-crime film tentatively titled 'Original Drug Rice Cake Shop.' According to a report by TenAsia on January 16, 2026, both stars are positively considering the project.
Why Ko Kyung Pyo Ra Mi Ran Original Drug Rice Cake Shop is Buzzing
Ko Kyung Pyo's agency, CL&COMPANY, confirmed that he received the offer for the male lead and is currently reviewing it. The film is gaining traction due to its intriguing title and the powerhouse casting of Ra Mi Ran, known for her masterful comic timing. Fans are eager to see the chemistry between the veteran actress and the versatile Ko Kyung Pyo in a genre that blends humor with crime elements.
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