Vicenzo

Vincenzo is a South Korean television series that is also available on Netflix. The show's debut episode streamed on 20th February 2021 and its season finale on 2nd May 2021. 

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The show is about Vincenzo Cassano, a consigliere for an Italian mafia family who has to flee to South Korea after his adoptive father passes away. He has a bad relationship with his adopted brother (Pablo), who wants him dead. 

In South Korea, Vincenzo had helped a recently deceased Mafia leader in hiding his gold. Planning on taking hold of the gold for his retirement, Vincenzo lands in  South Korea. 

However, his seemingly straightforward plan hits a speed breaker, as the building under which he had buried the gold is under the illegal occupation of the Babel group. 

From that point on, Vincenzo, helped by Hong Cha Young, a lawyer, is seen getting involved in a protracted fight against the corrupt practices of the Babel group.

I liked this show, as it has literary everything- action, comedy and romance. The performance of all the actors is praiseworthy. I love how all the characters have such depth to them. You have enough information to understand who they are and why they act in a certain way. The dubbed version is not available on Netflix, but the English subtitles are available. It is rated 16+ because there is a fair amount of violence (many murders and bodies shown lying in the blood). But I find this show mesmerising as its single episode had more story than entire seasons of other TV/web series.