Girls' Generation's Yuri continues to impress with her growth as she flawlessly takes on the thriller genre once again.

In the riveting psychological thriller 'Somebody,' Yuri delivers a captivating performance as Kim Min, drawing in audiences with her sharp gaze and nuanced emotional portrayal, leaving a lasting impact.

In the storyline of 'Somebody,' we follow Young Eun (portrayed by Kwak Sun Young), whose world is shattered by the unnerving behavior of her daughter So Hyun (played by Ki So Yoo). Twenty years later, Min, who is grappling with amnesia, crosses paths with Park Hae Young (played by Lee Seol), triggering a tumultuous psychological journey.

Throughout the narrative spanning two decades, Yuri's appearances at crucial junctures intensify the film's gripping atmosphere. Concealed by bangs, a pulled-down cap, and an aura of suspicion, she skillfully embodies her character's inner turmoil and anxiety.

Her icy stare, subtle expressions, and compelling physical performance heighten the tension of the film, drawing viewers deeper into the suspenseful plot.

Known for her natural charm in romance and comedy roles, Yuri successfully ventures into the thrilling territory, adeptly portraying a character whose paranoia and apprehension escalate in a high-stakes encounter with Park Hae Young.

Expanding her acting horizons, Yuri actively engages with audiences through Guest Visits (GV) and is set to meet fans during the film's opening weekend stage greetings on March 15-16, receiving a warm reception. 'Somebody,' showcasing Kwon Yuri's remarkable evolution, makes a powerful debut at the top spot in the Korean box office.

From being recognized as one of SM Entertainment's top visuals since her debut, Kwon Yuri solidifies her position as not just a stunning beauty but also a versatile and talented actress, earning accolades for her exceptional performance in 'Somebody.'

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