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BTS Kdrama Begins Youth Cast: BTS members are currently on a hiatus to complete their mandatory military service and focus on their solo projects. Agency BigHit Music has curated several projects for the fans in the absence of BTS and one of them is a kdrama 'Begins Youth'. The show will revolve around the fictionalised version of the seven BTS members and how they develop a deep bond despite facing struggles.

BTS Kdrama Begins Youth Cast:

Seo Ji-hoon will essay the role of Kim Seok Jin aka Jin and the story will be told from his perspective as he will join the six other boys. Ro Jong-Hyun will be seen as Min Yoon-Gi, professionally known as Suga or Agust D. Ahn Ji-Ho will be seen as Jung Ho-Seok aka J-hope, Seo Young-Joo as RM/ Kim Namjoon, Kim Yoon-Woo as Jimin/Park Ji-Jimin, Jung Wo-Jin as Kim Taehyung/V and Jeon Jin-Seo as Jeo Jung-Kook/Jung Kook.

BTS Kdrama Begins Youth Release Date: 

The first four episodes of 'Begins Youth' will release on Xclusive on April 30. The other episodes of the show will release next week. As per reports, the viewers will have to pay $90 (Rs 7500) to watch all 12 episodes.

BigHit Music announced 'Begins Youth' in 2019 in an official statement. During a corporate briefing presentation in Seoul, Bang Si Hyuk, the agency’s founder and co-CEO said, "Big Hit is currently preparing a drama series together with a leading Korean production company based on the Bangtan Universe, slated for release in the second half of 2020. It will be a story set in BU about how the seven boys first met."

On the work front, BTS leader RM announced his second album titled 'Right Place, Wrong Person', which will feature 11 tracks. Announcing the album, BigHit Music said in a statement, "Hello, This is BIGHIT MUSIC. We are pleased to announce the release of "Right Place, Wrong Person," BTS member RM's second solo album. "Right Place, Wrong Person" is an 11-track album that captures some of the universal emotions that we all experience at some point in life, such as the feeling of being an outsider who doesn't fit in. The album falls within the alternative genre, boasting a rich sound coupled with frank, honest lyrics. Your anticipation and support for RM and his second solo album "Right Place, Wrong Person" would be much appreciated. Thank you."

Jhope recently released his solo album and docu-series 'Hope On The Street'. Jimin released his single 'Closer Than This', which became a chartbuster.