Answer

Yes, if you sincerely skip the scenes where non-veg food is shown or eaten, and you do not feel attraction, curiosity, or approval toward non-veg, then watching the drama is not the same as eating non-veg.

But from a Jain Dharma perspective, it is still good to be careful about what affects your mind.

Explanation

In Jain Dharma, ahimsa is not only about physical action, but also about:

• Our thoughts
• Our emotions
• Our approval or encouragement of violence
• Our inner attachment and liking

If you are watching a Korean drama and a food scene with non-veg comes, and you skip it because of your niyam, that shows respect for your vow.

However, you should observe your inner state:

• If watching such shows makes you uncomfortable, disturbed, or tempted, it is better to avoid them.
• If you simply watch the story and consciously avoid non-veg scenes, then you are trying to protect your niyam.
• If the show repeatedly glorifies meat-eating, cruelty, alcohol, or harmful behavior, then it may slowly affect the mind, so caution is needed.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain Dharma teaches that purity of conduct and purity of mind both matter. Your intention is important. Skipping those scenes is a good sign because you are not accepting or enjoying that part.

Still, the best practice is to choose entertainment that does not repeatedly disturb your values or weaken your sensitivity toward ahimsa.

Takeaway

You may watch it while skipping such scenes, but remain alert. If it creates attachment, temptation, or reduces your sensitivity toward ahimsa, then it is better to stop or choose cleaner content. Your niyam should remain strong not only in action, but also in thought and feeling.