Our Sticky Love, Netflix’s upcoming Korean rom-com, premieres worldwide on August 7, 2026, with Indian audiences getting same-day access. Starring Jung Hae-in as small-town boxing coach Jang Tae-ha and Ha-young as amnesiac prosecutor Go Eun-sae, the series blends romance, memory loss and crime, promising humour, heart and danger in one intriguing K-drama package.
Our Sticky Love is a new K-drama that pairs Jung Hae-in with Ha-young in a love story that folds memory loss, romance and a bit of crime drama into one package, and it's shaping up to be one of the more talked-about Korean dramas in August. Yes, Jung Hae-in fans in India finally have a date to circle. Here's everything worth knowing about Our Sticky Love OTT release date, as well as when and where to watch Jung Hae-in and Ha-Young. This K-drama will debut on Netflix worldwide on August 7, 2026, and Indian viewers get it the same day as everyone else. Check out the the story, the cast and why this odd little Korean drama already has people talking.
K-drama Our Sticky Love OTT release date worldwide is from August 7, 2026. It will be streaming on Netflix. Indian subscribers won't have to wait, the series drops on the platform the same day, with subtitles expected in several languages. It's worth noting the show was originally announced under a different, slightly cheekier title, This Sucky Love, before Netflix settled on Our Sticky Love ahead of launch. Either way, expect a mix of easy romance with a little mystery stirred in.
Jung Hae-in plays Jang Tae-ha, a boxing coach with small-town roots, opposite Ha-young as Go Eun-sae, a sharp Seoul prosecutor. Director Kim Jang-han, who previously worked on My Demon, is behind the camera, while writer Mo Ji-hye, known for You Raise Me Up, handles the script.
This K-drama story kicks off with Eun-sae waking up in a rural hospital with no memory of who she is. Her old life, the career, the routine, the certainty, is gone overnight, and she's left leaning on people she doesn't recognise. One of them is Tae-ha, who claims to be her boyfriend, a claim she has no way of confirming.
Stuck in the countryside while she tries to piece her past back together, Eun-sae has to figure out how her polished city self fits with Tae-ha's slower, small-town life. The mismatch makes for some genuinely funny moments, but as the two spend more time together, the awkwardness starts to soften into something that looks a lot like real affection.
The romance is only half the story. Our Sticky Love also hints at something darker buried in Eun-sae's forgotten past, and the arrival of crime boss Baek Sang-gil gives the plot actual weight instead of leaning on the usual romantic misunderstandings. That mix of humour, heart and a bit of danger is what could make Our Sticky Love one of the better K-drama picks on Netflix this season.