Kang Min-Ah: Biography and Career Overview

Kang Min-Ah (Hangul: 강민아) is a South Korean actress born on March 20, 1997. She has built a diverse filmography spanning both television drama series and feature films since starting her career as a young actress.

Acting Career

Kang began taking on roles in television series and films in the early 2010s, initially portraying younger counterparts of main characters before transitioning into main and supporting roles in various productions.

Film Appearances

Her film credits include roles in Grape Candy (2012) as young So-Ra, Man In Love (2014) as Song-Ji, The Huntresses (2014) as teen Hong-Dan, Hiya (2016) as Choi Han-Joo, and Park Hwa-Young (2018) as Eun Mi-Jung.

Television Series

Kang has appeared in numerous notable television series. In 2012 and 2013, she appeared in TV Novel: Love, My Love. She later played the young counterpart of the titular character in Jang Ok Jung (2013). Her subsequent television credits include Schoolgirl Detectives (2014–2015), Cheer Up! (2015), Bring it on, Ghost (2016), The Time (2018), Memorist (2020), True Beauty (2020–2021), Beyond Evil (2021), At a Distance, Spring is Green (2021), and Gaus Electronics (2022). She was also cast in projects slated for 2026, including Bloodhounds 2 and Love In Sync.

TV Movies

In 2016, she starred in the KBS2 Drama Special titled Explicit Innocence as Yoon Seo-Kyung.