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In King the Land', the Arab League Prince was described as a playboy, and the anger of the local audience continues. In the seventh and eighth episodes of "King the Land," which aired on the 8th and 9th, it was about the Arab League Prince Samir Caetano (Anupam). Among the plays, Samir Caetano's drinking surrounded by women at the club and his active courtship with Im Yoon-ah by forming a rival relationship with Lee Joon-ho has sparked controversy over cultural distortion. Foreign audiences are demanding a formal apology, pointing out that Arabs Character is played by an Indian actor, Samir Caetano is described as a playboy, and Muslims who are banned from drinking are enjoying alcohol. On the 11th, IMDB, a global movie information site, continues to criticize King the Land. One audience demands an official apology, which is disrespectful; as Muslims and Saudis, we will not be satisfied with this comedy. They created a Character who 'represented' the Arab League Prince in an insulting way, claiming that it had nothing to do with Arabs or Muslims. Another audience also showed that a person who is supposed to be ⁇ Arab League Prince (the actor is not Arabs at all) is wearing a polite Arab League traditional costume, but doing the most terrible thing according to a ridiculous stereotype. ⁇ Arabs is not the first time to be described as a stupid rich man who is only interested in money in drama, I hope it will be the last time. " IMDB's 10-day rating was 3.5 points, but it has fallen to 2,2 points on the 11th. Korea audience is also complaining. One netizen is being criticized and criticized by arab blog audiences about ⁇ Arab League Prince Description. This is a failure to respect the culture of them at all, and this behavior is frustrating and angering arab bloc audiences. If South Korea's culture was Distorted and Description, would not there be a South Korea audience that would not be angry? " "The Characters, regions, and geographical names in the drama are all fictitious settings. We didn't describe them as Princes of a certain country," JTBC said on Aug. 10. Despite JTBC's explanation, the controversy is likely to spread even more without sinking.