Park Jung Min is a popular South Korean singer, dancer, DJ, actor and model. Born on April 3, 1987, he is best known as a member of the popular boy band SS501. Park Jung Min debuted with SS501 in 2005, and the group gained instant popularity, winning many rookie awards. He made his acting debut in 2005 and starred in the 2009 musical production of “Grease,” for which he won Best New Musical Talent at the Golden Ticket Awards. Park Jung Min made his debut as a solo artist in 2011. He debuted in Japane in 2012 under the stage name Romeo. In 2010, Park Jung Min also opened his own online shopping mall called Royal Avenue.

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Ca Dao (Hari Won), a struggling office worker with unfulfilled dreams of becoming a singer, faces potential job loss after missing a crucial meeting. Her last chance at redemption involves recruiting vain K-pop star Chan Y (Park Jung Min) for a marketing campaign. When her initial attempts fail, an unexpected body swap occurs, forcing them to navigate each other's lives. Chan Y struggles to maintain his pop star image, while Ca Dao grapples with the challenges of being a celebrity and an office worker. As they help each other adapt to their new circumstances, they gradually develop mutual respect and understanding. This unexpected experience transforms their perspectives and relationship. "You and I" is a 2019 South Korean-Vietnamese comedy directed by Hwang Kyung Sung.

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