Squid Game Stars Navigate Real-Life Political Drama Amidst Season 2 Premier

Stars of Netflix's 'Squid Game' discuss South Korea's political tensions following President Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law order. Anticipation builds for the series' second season, slated for release amid the chaos. The sequel promises a larger cast and more intense gameplay, keeping audiences on edge.

Stars of Netflix's acclaimed series 'Squid Game' voiced their concerns on Monday over South Korea's political turbulence following President Yoon Suk Yeol's shocking martial law order. They expressed confidence in the nation's resilience.

The highly awaited second season premiered in Seoul, with South Korea grappling with the fallout of President Yoon's martial law attempt. Actor Lee Byung-hun, known for his role as the Front Man, shared optimism about overcoming the crisis.

Amid the anticipation, show creator Hwang Dong-hyuk revealed plans for a larger cast and more gripping challenges in the new season, echoing the series' global success. The stars look forward to bringing an engaging narrative to the returning audience.

(With inputs from agencies.)