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Korean Embassy in India shares Naatu Naatu dance cover from RRR movie

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New Delhi: The Korean Embassy in India has shared Naatu Naatu dance cover from RRR movie. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi called it lively and adorable team effort.

A video from the South Korean embassy is now going crazy on social media. The video shows Korean Ambassador Jang Jae-bok and other embassy staff trying to mimic the iconic steps of the song with Ram Charan and Jr. NTR. Not only netizens, this viral video also caught the attention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi!

In response to a tweet by Korean Embassy in India, the Prime Minister tweeted;

“Lively and adorable team effort. ”

Notably, The craze for SS Rajamouli’s RRR and blockbuster Naatu Naatu refuses to abate. The Rajamouli-directed film has become a global phenomenon since its release last March, with much of its success attributed to its blockbuster hits.

The boisterous song became an internet sensation, with thousands of people replaying the song and performing Hook’s famous step. Almost a year later, the song’s eloquence continues and people are still rocking to it.

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