My Bias, My Boss Episode 8 — Hindi Dubbed
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My Bias My Boss Episode 8 begins immediately after the explosive dating rumor involving Nam Da-reum and Lee Chan becomes public. Photos of the two together are published by the media, making it appear that APPELLO employee Da-reum has secretly been dating the famous idol. The article also reveals that Da-reum has been a devoted D.N.X fan for years, causing the situation to become even more damaging because some fans immediately accuse her of using her position at APPELLO to get close to Chan. The reaction is brutal. D.N.X fans flood social media with angry comments and begin demanding that Da-reum resign from APPELLO. She is labeled a sasaeng fan, with some people claiming that she deliberately joined the company because she wanted access to Chan. The backlash quickly spreads beyond Da-reum herself and begins damaging APPELLO's reputation. Customers and fans announce that they will boycott the company, while angry protesters gather outside the APPELLO office demanding that Da-reum be fired. Inside APPELLO, the employees are shocked by how quickly the situation has escalated. Da-reum tries to continue working normally, but she can feel everyone's concern around her. Her colleagues want to protect her, yet the growing public pressure makes it increasingly difficult for the company to operate. The second announcement for the traditional-knot pop-up is also affected by the scandal, with negative comments overwhelming the company's online channels. Ha-gi is devastated when he finally understands that the mysterious man Da-reum had been talking about was Lee Chan all along. His closest friend is the person she had been dating, and the revelation comes at exactly the moment when Ha-gi had been preparing to confess his own feelings to her. Although he is personally hurt, his priority quickly shifts to protecting Da-reum and APPELLO from the escalating crisis. Ha-gi tells Da-reum not to come into the office until the situation is under control. Before leaving, however, Da-reum hands him a resignation letter. She explains that she does not want her presence to destroy the company she has come to care about. She believes that if she leaves APPELLO, the protests and boycott may finally stop. Ha-gi accepts the letter but does not immediately process it as a final resignation. Instead, he tells her that she will remain on standby at home while he handles the situation. His expression makes it clear that he does not actually want her to leave, but he knows that confronting the public anger first is more important. The protest outside APPELLO grows worse. Angry fans gather outside the building, shouting for Da-reum to be fired and calling for a boycott of the company. When Da-reum eventually leaves, the crowd follows her. Reporters surround her, demanding answers about her relationship with Chan, while fans accuse her of being an obsessive stalker. Da-reum becomes frightened when the crowd corners her. Someone throws an egg toward her, but before it can hit her, Ha-gi steps in and protects her. He orders the reporters and protesters to leave and warns them that continuing to harass an APPELLO employee could lead to legal consequences. His sudden defense of Da-reum demonstrates that, regardless of his personal heartbreak, he will not allow her to be publicly humiliated. Da-reum's friends take her home and try to make her feel better. She is devastated, not only because of the accusations but because she genuinely believes that she has become a burden to everyone at APPELLO. She worries about the company's employees, the brands that depend on APPELLO and the work they have built together. She starts believing that leaving may be the only responsible choice. At the same time, APPELLO's executives and business partners pressure Ha-gi to fire Da-reum immediately. They argue that the company's reputation and clients are at risk and that sacrificing one employee is the easiest way to end the crisis. Ha-gi refuses to follow their demand. He insists that Da-reum has done nothing wrong and promises that he will find a way to resolve the situation without abandoning her. Lee Chan is equally furious about the scandal. He learns that his agency released a statement without properly discussing the situation with him. The statement attempts to control the damage, but Chan believes it does not do enough to protect Da-reum. He is particularly angry that she has been branded a sasaeng fan because of a relationship that was never what the media claimed it was. Chan traces the source of the report to journalist Do Eun-yeong. He learns that Yoon Cho-yi, his former girlfriend, has connections to the reporter and begins suspecting that the scandal may not have been an innocent misunderstanding. Chan confronts the reporter and demands that the truth be corrected. The reporter tries to pressure Chan by reminding him that he is preparing to appear in Director Park Chan-dong's upcoming film and that a major scandal could threaten his career. Chan refuses to let his movie opportunity become more important than Da-reum's safety and reputation. He tells the reporter that he will speak directly to his fans if necessary. Eventually, Chan agrees to an exclusive interview. During the livestream, he directly addresses the dating rumors. He clearly states that he is not dating Da-reum and asks his fans to stop attacking her. He explains that she is an APPELLO employee and that the relationship being described by the media is not what people think. Chan also makes it clear that Da-reum is not a sasaeng fan. He asks fans to respect her privacy and stop spreading false claims or threatening her. His public statement begins changing the situation because his own words directly contradict the narrative that had been circulating online. Meanwhile, Da-reum receives an unexpected call from Master Im Cheong-rim. Master Im has no idea about the scandal and tells Da-reum that she has been impressed by the traditional DIY knot kit APPELLO developed. She wants to visit the company personally to discuss the project and express her gratitude. The call gives Da-reum something positive to focus on, but she remains uncertain about returning to APPELLO. She feels ashamed that her personal life has caused so much trouble for the company. She begins preparing herself emotionally to leave, believing that her resignation is the best way to protect the people she has grown close to. When Master Im arrives at APPELLO, she praises the DIY kit and tells Ha-gi that Da-reum's contribution was particularly meaningful. She appreciates that the project does not simply commercialize traditional knotting but gives people an opportunity to understand and experience the craft themselves. Ha-gi later asks Kim Mi-young to speak with Da-reum. Mi-young finds Da-reum struggling with the accusations and explains that she understands more than Da-reum realizes. Mi-young reveals that she herself was once a devoted D.N.X fan and was the first president of D-Angel, a fan group created to support D.N.X when the group was facing intense criticism. Mi-young explains that Lee Chan personally approached her and asked her to join APPELLO. She became part of the company not because fandom and work could not coexist, but because her passion eventually became something useful in her professional life. Her story helps Da-reum understand that being a fan does not automatically make someone dishonest or obsessive. Mi-young tells Da-reum that the entire APPELLO team misses her. They miss her energy, her jokes, her enthusiasm and the way she brings warmth into the office. She reminds Da-reum that she earned her place at APPELLO through her work and that the scandal does not erase everything she has accomplished. Da-reum is deeply moved when she learns that Ha-gi has also released an official statement defending her. APPELLO explains that the company reviewed the reports surrounding the scandal and found no wrongdoing on Da-reum's part. The statement emphasizes her dedication to the company and confirms that she remains a respected employee. For Da-reum, Ha-gi's statement means more than she expected. She knows he was personally hurt by discovering that Chan was the man she had been seeing, yet he still chose to defend her publicly. Instead of using the scandal as an excuse to push her away, he protected her reputation and stood behind her work. Da-reum finally realizes that she does not want to leave APPELLO. She thinks about everything she has built there, the people who became her friends and the confidence she developed through her work. She realizes that leaving would not actually solve the problem — it would simply mean giving up the life she had finally begun to love. She rushes to Ha-gi's home to tell him her decision. When she arrives, she finds him outside in the freezing cold. Ha-gi is surprised to see her running toward him, especially because he expected her to remain at home. Ha-gi notices that Da-reum is cold and immediately gives her his shawl. The simple gesture reminds her why she has always felt comfortable around him. Even when everything is going wrong, Ha-gi's first instinct is to make sure she is okay. Da-reum tells Ha-gi that she has decided not to resign. She wants to stay at APPELLO, continue working and grow together with the company. She admits that she missed her colleagues and the life she had built there. Then she finally says something even more important: she missed Ha-gi himself. Ha-gi is stunned by her honesty. After everything that happened, he never expected Da-reum to come back and tell him that she wanted to stay. He asks her to repeat what she said, and Da-reum finally stops hiding behind her usual excuses. Da-reum confesses that she likes him. The confession completely changes the atmosphere between them. Ha-gi has spent much of the drama trying to understand whether Da-reum had feelings for him, while Da-reum spent years believing that Lee Chan was the only person she could ever love. The scandal forced her to look at her life from a different perspective, and she finally understands that the person she wants beside her is not simply her longtime idol. Ha-gi moves closer to Da-reum and kisses her. Unlike their accidental kiss in Episode 6, this kiss is deliberate and mutual. Da-reum does not pull away, and the two finally acknowledge the feelings that have been building between them throughout their time at APPELLO. Episode 8 ends with Da-reum and Ha-gi together, finally honest about what they feel. The public scandal that nearly destroyed Da-reum's career ultimately forces her to make the most important decision of her life: she chooses her own career, her friends and the people who genuinely know her rather than abandoning everything because of public opinion. Chan helps clear her name, APPELLO stands by her, and Ha-gi becomes the person she finally admits she loves. Episode 8 is the major emotional turning point of My Bias My Boss. The dating scandal puts Da-reum under enormous pressure, but it also forces her to understand what truly matters to her. Ha-gi's public defense proves that his feelings are genuine, while Mi-young's revelation helps Da-reum understand that being a fan does not define her entire identity. By the final scene, the complicated love triangle finally moves decisively in Ha-gi and Da-reum's direction, ending with their long-awaited first intentional kiss.
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My Bias My Boss Episode 8 begins immediately after the explosive dating rumor involving Nam Da-reum and Lee Chan becomes public. Photos of the two together are published by the media, making it appear that APPELLO employee Da-reum has secretly been dating the famous idol. The article also reveals that Da-reum has been a devoted D.N.X fan for years, causing the situation to become even more damaging because some fans immediately accuse her of using her position at APPELLO to get close to Chan. The reaction is brutal. D.N.X fans flood social media with angry comments and begin demanding that Da-reum resign from APPELLO. She is labeled a sasaeng fan, with some people claiming that she deliberately joined the company because she wanted access to Chan. The backlash quickly spreads beyond Da-reum herself and begins damaging APPELLO's reputation. Customers and fans announce that they will boycott the company, while angry protesters gather outside the APPELLO office demanding that Da-reum be fired. Inside APPELLO, the employees are shocked by how quickly the situation has escalated. Da-reum tries to continue working normally, but she can feel everyone's concern around her. Her colleagues want to protect her, yet the growing public pressure makes it increasingly difficult for the company to operate. The second announcement for the traditional-knot pop-up is also affected by the scandal, with negative comments overwhelming the company's online channels. Ha-gi is devastated when he finally understands that the mysterious man Da-reum had been talking about was Lee Chan all along. His closest friend is the person she had been dating, and the revelation comes at exactly the moment when Ha-gi had been preparing to confess his own feelings to her. Although he is personally hurt, his priority quickly shifts to protecting Da-reum and APPELLO from the escalating crisis. Ha-gi tells Da-reum not to come into the office until the situation is under control. Before leaving, however, Da-reum hands him a resignation letter. She explains that she does not want her presence to destroy the company she has come to care about. She believes that if she leaves APPELLO, the protests and boycott may finally stop. Ha-gi accepts the letter but does not immediately process it as a final resignation. Instead, he tells her that she will remain on standby at home while he handles the situation. His expression makes it clear that he does not actually want her to leave, but he knows that confronting the public anger first is more important. The protest outside APPELLO grows worse. Angry fans gather outside the building, shouting for Da-reum to be fired and calling for a boycott of the company. When Da-reum eventually leaves, the crowd follows her. Reporters surround her, demanding answers about her relationship with Chan, while fans accuse her of being an obsessive stalker. Da-reum becomes frightened when the crowd corners her. Someone throws an egg toward her, but before it can hit her, Ha-gi steps in and protects her. He orders the reporters and protesters to leave and warns them that continuing to harass an APPELLO employee could lead to legal consequences. His sudden defense of Da-reum demonstrates that, regardless of his personal heartbreak, he will not allow her to be publicly humiliated. Da-reum's friends take her home and try to make her feel better. She is devastated, not only because of the accusations but because she genuinely believes that she has become a burden to everyone at APPELLO. She worries about the company's employees, the brands that depend on APPELLO and the work they have built together. She starts believing that leaving may be the only responsible choice. At the same time, APPELLO's executives and business partners pressure Ha-gi to fire Da-reum immediately. They argue that the company's reputation and clients are at risk and that sacrificing one employee is the easiest way to end the crisis. Ha-gi refuses to follow their demand. He insists that Da-reum has done nothing wrong and promises that he will find a way to resolve the situation without abandoning her. Lee Chan is equally furious about the scandal. He learns that his agency released a statement without properly discussing the situation with him. The statement attempts to control the damage, but Chan believes it does not do enough to protect Da-reum. He is particularly angry that she has been branded a sasaeng fan because of a relationship that was never what the media claimed it was. Chan traces the source of the report to journalist Do Eun-yeong. He learns that Yoon Cho-yi, his former girlfriend, has connections to the reporter and begins suspecting that the scandal may not have been an innocent misunderstanding. Chan confronts the reporter and demands that the truth be corrected. The reporter tries to pressure Chan by reminding him that he is preparing to appear in Director Park Chan-dong's upcoming film and that a major scandal could threaten his career. Chan refuses to let his movie opportunity become more important than Da-reum's safety and reputation. He tells the reporter that he will speak directly to his fans if necessary. Eventually, Chan agrees to an exclusive interview. During the livestream, he directly addresses the dating rumors. He clearly states that he is not dating Da-reum and asks his fans to stop attacking her. He explains that she is an APPELLO employee and that the relationship being described by the media is not what people think. Chan also makes it clear that Da-reum is not a sasaeng fan. He asks fans to respect her privacy and stop spreading false claims or threatening her. His public statement begins changing the situation because his own words directly contradict the narrative that had been circulating online. Meanwhile, Da-reum receives an unexpected call from Master Im Cheong-rim. Master Im has no idea about the scandal and tells Da-reum that she has been impressed by the traditional DIY knot kit APPELLO developed. She wants to visit the company personally to discuss the project and express her gratitude. The call gives Da-reum something positive to focus on, but she remains uncertain about returning to APPELLO. She feels ashamed that her personal life has caused so much trouble for the company. She begins preparing herself emotionally to leave, believing that her resignation is the best way to protect the people she has grown close to. When Master Im arrives at APPELLO, she praises the DIY kit and tells Ha-gi that Da-reum's contribution was particularly meaningful. She appreciates that the project does not simply commercialize traditional knotting but gives people an opportunity to understand and experience the craft themselves. Ha-gi later asks Kim Mi-young to speak with Da-reum. Mi-young finds Da-reum struggling with the accusations and explains that she understands more than Da-reum realizes. Mi-young reveals that she herself was once a devoted D.N.X fan and was the first president of D-Angel, a fan group created to support D.N.X when the group was facing intense criticism. Mi-young explains that Lee Chan personally approached her and asked her to join APPELLO. She became part of the company not because fandom and work could not coexist, but because her passion eventually became something useful in her professional life. Her story helps Da-reum understand that being a fan does not automatically make someone dishonest or obsessive. Mi-young tells Da-reum that the entire APPELLO team misses her. They miss her energy, her jokes, her enthusiasm and the way she brings warmth into the office. She reminds Da-reum that she earned her place at APPELLO through her work and that the scandal does not erase everything she has accomplished. Da-reum is deeply moved when she learns that Ha-gi has also released an official statement defending her. APPELLO explains that the company reviewed the reports surrounding the scandal and found no wrongdoing on Da-reum's part. The statement emphasizes her dedication to the company and confirms that she remains a respected employee. For Da-reum, Ha-gi's statement means more than she expected. She knows he was personally hurt by discovering that Chan was the man she had been seeing, yet he still chose to defend her publicly. Instead of using the scandal as an excuse to push her away, he protected her reputation and stood behind her work. Da-reum finally realizes that she does not want to leave APPELLO. She thinks about everything she has built there, the people who became her friends and the confidence she developed through her work. She realizes that leaving would not actually solve the problem — it would simply mean giving up the life she had finally begun to love. She rushes to Ha-gi's home to tell him her decision. When she arrives, she finds him outside in the freezing cold. Ha-gi is surprised to see her running toward him, especially because he expected her to remain at home. Ha-gi notices that Da-reum is cold and immediately gives her his shawl. The simple gesture reminds her why she has always felt comfortable around him. Even when everything is going wrong, Ha-gi's first instinct is to make sure she is okay. Da-reum tells Ha-gi that she has decided not to resign. She wants to stay at APPELLO, continue working and grow together with the company. She admits that she missed her colleagues and the life she had built there. Then she finally says something even more important: she missed Ha-gi himself. Ha-gi is stunned by her honesty. After everything that happened, he never expected Da-reum to come back and tell him that she wanted to stay. He asks her to repeat what she said, and Da-reum finally stops hiding behind her usual excuses. Da-reum confesses that she likes him. The confession completely changes the atmosphere between them. Ha-gi has spent much of the drama trying to understand whether Da-reum had feelings for him, while Da-reum spent years believing that Lee Chan was the only person she could ever love. The scandal forced her to look at her life from a different perspective, and she finally understands that the person she wants beside her is not simply her longtime idol. Ha-gi moves closer to Da-reum and kisses her. Unlike their accidental kiss in Episode 6, this kiss is deliberate and mutual. Da-reum does not pull away, and the two finally acknowledge the feelings that have been building between them throughout their time at APPELLO. Episode 8 ends with Da-reum and Ha-gi together, finally honest about what they feel. The public scandal that nearly destroyed Da-reum's career ultimately forces her to make the most important decision of her life: she chooses her own career, her friends and the people who genuinely know her rather than abandoning everything because of public opinion. Chan helps clear her name, APPELLO stands by her, and Ha-gi becomes the person she finally admits she loves. Episode 8 is the major emotional turning point of My Bias My Boss. The dating scandal puts Da-reum under enormous pressure, but it also forces her to understand what truly matters to her. Ha-gi's public defense proves that his feelings are genuine, while Mi-young's revelation helps Da-reum understand that being a fan does not define her entire identity. By the final scene, the complicated love triangle finally moves decisively in Ha-gi and Da-reum's direction, ending with their long-awaited first intentional kiss.
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