Just as Netflix's international shows have worked in different markets, the company has found that its Asian shows have appeal worldwide. Japan's "Alice in Borderland," South Korea's "Kingdom" and "Indian Matchmaking," which was shot between India and the United States, have all been breakout successes around the globe.
Credit:	Juhan Noh/Netflix

Just as Netflix's international shows have worked in different markets, the company has found that its Asian shows have appeal worldwide. Japan's "Alice in Borderland," South Korea's "Kingdom" and "Indian Matchmaking," which was shot between India and the United States, have all been breakout successes around the globe.
Credit: Juhan Noh/Netflix

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