Actress Shin Si Ah is drawing attention for her role in the drama 'Resident Playbook.'

'Resident Playbook' is a spin-off of the popular series 'Hospital Playlist' and follows the journey of medical residents as they navigate denial and acceptance while growing into capable doctors. In the series, Shin Si Ah plays Pyo Nam, a first-year resident who, though inexperienced, faces her patients with sincerity, garnering empathy and support through her warm and heartfelt interactions.

Shin Si Ah’s past is also gaining renewed attention. She made her debut in the 2022 film 'The Witch: Part 2. The Other One' (The Witch Season 2), where she played the lead role of the mysterious girl. Shin Si Ah was cast after beating a competitive 1,408:1 audition ratio and gained interest even before the film’s release. Despite it being her debut and a lead role, she delivered a stable performance that earned her critical praise.

In 'Resident Playbook,' Shin Si Ah has resonated deeply with viewers by portraying her character’s emotional growth through the trials of medical life, especially after a breakup with her boyfriend of seven years. Her detailed expressions of grief, anger, regret, and lingering feelings have struck a chord with audiences.

Her contrasting dynamic with fellow character Kim Sa Bi (played by Han Ye Ji), a meticulous and rule-oriented resident, creates frequent clashes over small things, adding realism to their on-screen chemistry. In episode 6, Cynthia's character engages in a subtle power struggle with nurse Yeo Ju Yeon, adding another layer of tension.

Moreover, everything about Shin Si Ah’s character, from Pyo Nam Kyung’s phone case and necklace to her hairstyle, watch, and wardrobe, has become a hot topic online, even trending in related search terms.

Showing a completely different side from her role in 'The Witch 2,' Shin Si Ah has become a breakout star. Her future performances are highly anticipated.

Meanwhile, the 'Resident Playbook' character chart and detailed plot summary are available on the official website. The OST lineup includes Stray Kids’ Lee Know, Seungmin, and I.N; IVE’s An Yujin; EXO’s D.O.; aespa’s Winter; TXT; Seventeen’s DK; and I-DLE’s Minnie.

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