Streaming, rent, or buy Fight For My Way – Season 1:
Currently you are able to watch "Fight For My Way - Season 1" streaming on Netflix or for free with ads on Zee5.
16 Episodes
S1 E1 - I Trusted You
S1 E2 - Whatever they say, we’ll go our way
S1 E3 - Don’t touch
S1 E4 - Just Go For It!
S1 E5 - It’s okay, even if you’re jobless
S1 E6 - Dear, don’t give me that kiss
S1 E7 - The Unexpected
S1 E8 - Helpless Concerns
S1 E9 - I'll Make Sure You Never Smirk Again
S1 E10 - I Want to Go with You
S1 E11 - Girly Girl
S1 E12 - What Was Your Dream?
S1 E13 - It Was My Mistake
S1 E14 - Calm Before the Storm
S1 E15 - The Clown Always Smiles at Us
S1 E16 - This is My Way
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16 Episodes - 70min - Korean
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₹149.00 / month
Streaming details for Fight For My Way - Season 1 on Netflix
Available until
30/6/2025
Runtime
70min
Quality
HD
Audio languages
Korean
Subtitle languages
English, Korean
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16 Episodes - 70min
Free with ads
₹299.00 / month
Streaming details for Fight For My Way - Season 1 on Zee5
Runtime
70min
Quality
SD
Subtitle languages
English
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Synopsis
Can you still go after your dreams without the right background? Ko Dong-man has always dreamed of becoming famous as a taekwondo athlete but now works as a contract employee in a mundane job. His bickering longtime friend, Choi Ae-ra, aspires to become a television anchor but works instead at the information desk of a department store. Their friends, Kim Joo-man and Baek Sul-hee have been dating for six years but face a new threat to their relationship. Can the four friends achieve their individual dreams despite having “third-rate” qualifications?
