Korean Film ‘Boss’ Surpasses 1.7 Million Viewers in One Week

Record-Breaking Success for ‘Boss’

The Korean film ‘Boss’ has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing 1.7 million cumulative viewers on October 9, 2025, just seven days after its release. This comedic action film, which showcases the fierce competition among organizational members vying for the position of the next boss, has resonated well with audiences, leading to its impressive box office performance.

Initial Release and Audience Reception

Released on October 2, 2025, ‘Boss’ attracted approximately 240,000 viewers on its opening day, marking the highest opening score for a Korean film released in October post-pandemic. The film quickly gained traction, maintaining the number one position at the box office for six consecutive days, demonstrating its popularity and appeal among viewers.

Key Cast and Themes

Featuring a talented cast including Jo Woo-jin, Jung Kyung-ho, Park Ji-hwan, and Lee Gyu-hyung, ‘Boss’ presents a unique comedic take on the cutthroat competition within an organization. The narrative revolves around the dreams and sacrifices of its characters as they compete for a coveted leadership role, delivering both entertainment and relatable themes.

The film’s success is further highlighted by its rapid achievement of breaking even, showcasing the growing appetite for Korean films in the post-pandemic landscape. As the Korean Film Council (영화진흥위원회) continues to support the industry, ‘Boss’ stands as a testament to the resilience and creativity of Korean filmmakers.

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