Actress Seo Su-min revealed her recent situation of continuing to work on Alba even after the conclusion of the drama 'Manager Kim'.

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Actress Seo Su-min, who played the role of Kim Min-ji, the daughter of So Ji-sub, in the drama Manager Kim, revealed that she continues to work part-time at a takoyaki shop even after the show ended. Seo Su-min explained that she started working part-time because she felt she needed to do something on her own rather than settling down after filming, and added that the shop owner was surprised to learn of this fact belatedly.Seo Su-min shared anecdotes about how she became as close to So Ji-sub as a real father and daughter on set. She mentioned that they shared a special bond, calling So Ji-sub Dad and joking around or taking photos with him. She confessed that during the scene where she looked at a memorial portrait, she felt genuine sadness rather than just acting. She also added that she continues to keep in touch with So Ji-sub to this day.Meanwhile, Seo Su-min revealed that she gave up attending university to focus on her work, even after being accepted into the Department of Theater and Film. She explained that it was a decision she made to improve her skills, which were still lacking, and to fully immerse herself in filming Manager Kim.
Actress Seo Su-min, who played the role of Kim Min-ji, the daughter of So Ji-sub, in the drama Manager Kim, revealed that she continues to work part-time at a takoyaki shop even after the show ended. Seo Su-min explained that she started working part-time because she felt she needed to do something on her own rather than settling down after filming, and added that the shop owner was surprised to learn of this fact belatedly.Seo Su-min shared anecdotes about how she became as close to So Ji-sub as a real father and daughter on set. She mentioned that they shared a special bond, calling So Ji-sub Dad and joking around or taking photos with him. She confessed that during the scene where she looked at a memorial portrait, she felt genuine sadness rather than just acting. She also added that she continues to keep in touch with So Ji-sub to this day.Meanwhile, Seo Su-min revealed that she gave up attending university to focus on her work, even after being accepted into the Department of Theater and Film. She explained that it was a decision she made to improve her skills, which were still lacking, and to fully immerse herself in filming Manager Kim.

Actress Seo Su-min, who played the role of Kim Min-ji, the daughter of So Ji-sub, in the drama 'Manager Kim,' revealed that she continues to work part-time at a takoyaki shop even after the show ended. Seo Su-min explained that she started working part-time because she felt she needed to do something on her own rather than settling down after filming, and added that the shop owner was surprised to learn of this fact belatedly.

Seo Su-min shared anecdotes about how she became as close to So Ji-sub as a real father and daughter on set. She mentioned that they shared a special bond, calling So Ji-sub "Dad" and joking around or taking photos with him. She confessed that during the scene where she looked at a memorial portrait, she felt genuine sadness rather than just acting. She also added that she continues to keep in touch with So Ji-sub to this day.

Meanwhile, Seo Su-min revealed that she gave up attending university to focus on her work, even after being accepted into the Department of Theater and Film. She explained that it was a decision she made to improve her skills, which were still lacking, and to fully immerse herself in filming 'Manager Kim.'

Seo Su-min’s Dedication to Acting

Rising actress Seo Su-min, who played the daughter of So Ji-sub in the series Manager Kim, revealed she declined university admission to focus entirely on her role. Despite the show's success, she continues to work part-time, stating she prefers to stay active rather than remain idle after a project.

A Genuine On-Screen Bond

Seo Su-min shared that her chemistry with veteran actor So Ji-sub developed into a real-life father-daughter dynamic during the filming of Manager Kim. Their close relationship was so authentic that Seo found emotional scenes, such as those involving grief, deeply moving even before the cameras started rolling.