One of the popular South Korean dramas about mafia gangs is Vincenzo. Starring Song Joong-Ki and Jeon Yeo-Been as the leads, Kim Hee-Won directed the series, and Park Jae-Bum wrote the screenplay.
The storyline revolves around Park Joo-Hyeong, who moves to Italy at the age of eight after being adopted. Years later, he makes an appearance as Vincenzo Cassano (Song Joong-Ki) and becomes an employee of the mafia gang as the consigliere. In a certain turn of events, he flies down to South Korea, his motherland, where he meets Hong Cha-Young. Cha-Young (Jeon Yeo-Been) is a savage lawyer whose main goal is to win a case by any means. How the story unfolds further is the theme of this drama. However, the series has quite a nail-biting finale. So, without further ado, let’s take a look at how the characters reach their conclusion in the drama.
Vincenzo: Do Vincenzo and Cha-Young reunite at the end?
The finale episode takes off from the cliffhanger ending of episode 19. Cha-Young gets shot, and lots of bloodshed is shown. While Han Seo (Kwak Dong-Yeon) battles his brother before realizing Jun-Woo shouldn’t have been born. However, Song Joong-Ki and Jeon Yeo-Been get their happy ending at the end of the drama.
Vincenzo and Cha-Young share some emotional moments in the hospital as he leaves South Korea. Even though it seemed like their relationship was doomed, after a year, the Italian mafia consigliere returns to meet the love of his life. They share a passionate kiss and promise to be back soon. On the other hand, Vincenzo awaits Choi Myung-Hee’s death. As soon as she leaves prison, she gets in touch with Jun-Woo. Then, the viewers learn that he is moving to Mexico. Soon enough, he asks her to transfer money into his accounts, and while thinking Myung-Hee (Kim Yeo-Jin) is safe, she makes it to Jun-Woo’s office. But voila, there’s Vincenzo (Song Joong-Ki) waiting for her to give her the classic death.
However, Vincenzo saves the slowest of all the kills for Jun-Woo (Ok Taec Yeon). Cassano plans the spear of atonement for Jun-Woo after getting his location from his brother. Vincenzo sets a murderous plan for him as he pleads for his life. The ending of the drama shows Jun-Woo to be immobile, making us believe that he’s dead. But is he? Well, that’s an open ending for the viewers.
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Why and where to watch Vincenzo?
Though the series began with a slow start, the viewership ratings picked up as soon as the story started to unfold in the following episodes. Furthermore, the finale episode concluded with the highest rating of all the episodes. The viewers enjoyed the comic timing of the actors along with the brutal killings. Also, Song Joong-Ki and Jeon Yeo-Been showed great chemistry in the drama.
Have you watched Vincenzo yet? If not, then it is available to watch on Netflix and Viki. The 20-episode drama about law and order, the mafia gang, and more, packed with romance and comedy, is a must-watch.
