
Battle for Happiness
A suspense drama depicting mothers engaged in a fierce social media battle to destroy each others' happiness for their own, to free themselves from oppression, hurt, and secrets, and regain their true selves.
Director(s)
Kim Yun-cheol
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Reviews
ParkMin
Having a plot around mothers competing on social media over whose life is the happiest is such a dystopian sad present we currently live in. The concept itself was limit testing my cringe-o-meter really hard but luckily the mystery plot took over after 2 episodes. This drama was very similar to Green Mothers' Club (2022), it started with a group of housewives/residents living in their fancy neighborhood until it turns into a mystery plot after a few episodes. The mystery itself here was limited, swinging between who's the killer and digging up the past, however, it wasn't enough to fill 16 episodes and was often stretching each event really thin. Most of the characters were trashy which made it hard to sympathize with when they were given a turn over and a resolution. For a plot around who done it mystery, usually we get a handful of suspects with good motives but in this drama most of the suspects had a weak motivation and their attempt to play innocent was rather unconvincing. One thing that bothered me was how the drama never addressed the big daughter properly after her initial introduction and purpose, which was kinda important for the narrative. In fact, most relationships between the characters were given a half-arsed follow up and resolution, leading to an unacceptable wrap up.
Battle for Happiness FAQs
Kim Yun-cheol is the director of Battle for Happiness.
The cast of Battle for Happiness includes Moon Hee-kyung as Im Kang-sook, Lee El as Jang Mi-ho, Jin Seo-yeon as Song Jung-ah, Cha Ye-ryun as Kim Na-young, Park Hyo-ju as Oh Yu-jin, Woo Jeong-won as Hwang Ji-ye, Lee Kyu-han as Kang Do-joon, Son Woo-hyeon as Lee Jin-sub, Kim Yeong-hun as Lee Tae-ho, Lee Je-yeon as Jung Soo-bin, Choi Gyu-ri as Jang Mi-Ho (teen), and Yoon Seo-Yeon as Jang Mi-ho (child).
Episodes run about 1h 0 mins. The total runtime is about 16h 0 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Battle for Happiness trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
You can watch Battle for Happiness on Channel K Amazon Channel (Subscription) and Amazon Prime Video (Free). Check this Fanbiz page for the latest platforms.
Battle for Happiness was released in 2023.
Battle for Happiness is listed under Drama and Mystery on Fanbiz.
Battle for Happiness has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 5.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Having a plot around mothers competing on social media over whose life is the happiest is such a dystopian sad present we currently live in. The concept itself was limit testing..."
Battle for Happiness has 1 season and 16 episodes on Fanbiz. Available seasons include Season 1.















