K-pop Star Aoora Reflects on Meeting South Korean President in India
Exclusive | K-pop star Aoora on meeting South Korean President in Rashtrapati Bhavan: ‘I greeted him in Hindi’
Hindustan Times
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On April 20, K-pop artist Aoora met South Korean President Lee Jae-myung during a state banquet at Rashtrapati Bhavan, hosted by Indian President Droupadi Murmu. Aoora described the meeting as a significant moment in his journey to bridge cultures through music, emphasizing the importance of connecting beyond language.
- 01Aoora met South Korean President Lee Jae-myung at a state banquet in India.
- 02He expressed the meeting as a validation of his efforts to connect cultures through music.
- 03Aoora greeted the president in Hindi, which was warmly received.
- 04The banquet was a formal state event, showcasing high protocol.
- 05He remains open to returning to reality show Bigg Boss if it aligns with his music goals.
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On April 20, K-pop star Aoora attended a state banquet at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi, hosted by Indian President Droupadi Murmu in honor of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung. Aoora described the meeting as a deeply meaningful experience that recognized his efforts to build cultural bridges through music. He noted, 'For me, music has always been about connecting people beyond language,' highlighting the significance of his brief interaction with President Lee. Aoora greeted the president in Hindi, which was met with a warm response. The banquet was a grand affair, reflecting the high level of protocol associated with state events. Aoora also shared a memorable moment with Indian MP Shashi Tharoor, forming a heart gesture in a photo together. Reflecting on his past experience in the reality show Bigg Boss 17, Aoora expressed gratitude for the opportunity it gave him to connect with a broader audience in India, leaving the door open for a potential return if it aligns with his music aspirations.
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