New Delhi, Aug. 16 -- There is nothing particularly revolutionary about the premise of 'My Bias, My Boss'. A woman falls for her idol, joins his company, discovers that her actual boss is his childhood best friend, and then finds herself caught between the two men. It is the sort of setup K-dramas have used countless times.

And yet, four episodes in, I am completely hooked.

What makes 'My Bias, My Boss' work is not its originality but its execution. The show knows exactly what it is - a breezy workplace romantic comedy with a love triangle at its centre - and, so far, it delivers the comedy and romance with enough personality to make a familiar story feel surprisingly fresh.

Kim Hye-jun plays Nam Da-reum, a woman who has been a devoted...