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Eisha Singh’s new show Juhi Mui a ‘copy’ of K-drama Extraordinary Attorney Woo? Internet expresses disappointment

Eisha Singh’s new show Juhi Mui a ‘copy’ of K-drama Extraordinary Attorney Woo? Internet expresses disappointment

Korean dramas have built a massive and loyal fanbase in India over the years. With the popularity of K-dramas continuing to soar, Indian television channels have increasingly turned to Korean content for inspiration. However, such adaptations often spark debate among viewers. The latest show to face scrutiny is Colors TV’s upcoming series Juhi Mui, starring Eisha Singh. After the channel unveiled the first promo, many internet users were quick to point out similarities with the hit Korean drama Extraordinary Attorney Woo, with several expressing disappointment and calling it a “copy” of the beloved K-drama. Fans criticise Eisha Singh for copying Park Eun-bin in new show. Internet angry over similarities between Juhi Mui and Extraordinary Attorney Woo The promo shows Eisha playing a lawyer with autism who proves to be a silent genius and solves cases that appear impossible. However, the clip left many viewers unimpressed, with several calling it a “blatant copy” of Extraordinary Attorney Woo. One Reddit user wrote, “It is disappointing to see so many projects that feel heavily influenced by popular K-dramas. …

The new Mui Board Second Gen is a smart home controller that doesn’t look like a smart home controller

The smart home has had an interface challenge that goes back to its earliest days with The Clapper. When it comes to simple things, such as turning on your smart lights or adjusting the temperature in your home, voice control can be cumbersome and erratic, smartphone apps are fiddly and distracting, and sensors are not smart enough (yet) to always get it right.  The smart home needs better control interfaces, and now that Matter is here, we may actually get them. Take, for example, the Mui Board. First previewed in 2017, it’s a literal piece of wood that doubles as a touch interface for controlling your home. The screenless, touch-sensitive, wooden display uses LED lights to show information such as the time, weather, or messages and controls for connected devices such as lighting, HVAC, and speakers. When it’s not in use, it’s just a piece of wood — not a digital photo frame, or a sneaky advertising platform, or a bright, attention-grabbing display.   The Mui Board is a touch interface that can control smart home …