A hilarious romp that many feel is Park’s best rom-com work. He plays an MMA fighter who realises he’s in love with his best friend, an aspiring announcer played by Kim Ji-won. Together with two other pals, they navigate the world and try to figure out what they want in life. A easy-breezy and fun watch with great chemistry and stellar performances.

Another PSJ masterpiece that led to many shipping Park Seo-joon and female lead Park Min-young. The chemistry between Park’s narcissistic vice-chairman character and Park Min-young’s long-suffering secretary is so sizzling, fans speculated they must be seeing each other in real life. Another fun K-drama with super-telegenic leads and lots of laugh-out-loud moments.

One of Park Seo-joon’s first K-drama lead roles. The plot centres on Kim Hye-jin, a girl who was beautiful when she was young, but became plagued with a bad complexion and unmanageable hair when she grew up. Kim is played by Hwang Jung-eum, who is, to be honest, a little too OTT in the role. Still an entertaining Korean series with plenty of funny hijinks, as Kim realises she’s in love with her magazine editor boss, played by PSJ, who has amazing hair in this show.

On the flip side, hair-wise, is this drama set in the Silla era, full of really handsome actors with really unfortunate period hairstyles. Park Seo-joon, Park Hyung-sik and BTS’s V are part of a band of elite group of young men called Hwarang, who fight baddies, bond with one another and fall in love (with Go Ara’s physician character). A comedic period romp which is fun to watch if you’re fans of PSJ, Park Hyung-sik and V (who form three out of five of the Wooga Squad).

This action comedy flick has PSJ at his comedic butt-kicking best, as he throws punches and milks laughs as a police student who tries to catch baddies and take things into his own incapable hands, with fellow clueless police officer-wannabe played by Kang Han-neul. Not quite Marvel territory, but perhaps it’s a tiny hint of Seo-joon’s action hero greatness.  

What can’t PSJ do? Rom-com? He’s a natural. Action? No problem. Serious drama? Sure, with a side of chestnut hair. How about horror? The answer is yes, as he takes on this action horror film with religious undertones. Park plays an MMA fighter (again!), who, despite his aversion to God and religion, acquires divine demon-quashing powers. Cue stigmata, exorcisms, demons and other scary and evil things. Seo-joon looks seriously battered in this one, but still handsome, very handsome.