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Time of India
15-07-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
MU VC meets India's ambassador to South Korea
Patna: Magadh University vice-chancellor (VC) S P Shahi met India's ambassador to South Korea, Amit Kumar, in Seoul while attending an international conference on Monday and discussed with him the socio-cultural relations between the two countries. Shahi also invited the ambassador to Bodh Gaya . The ambassador reportedly agreed on stepping up collaborative studies on Indo-Korean relationships.
Time of India
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Makers of Varun Tej Konidela's Indo-Korean film VT15 drop an intriguing poster; begin filming of a crucial foreign schedule for the horror comedy
The makers of director Merlapaka Gandhi 's upcoming Indo-Korean horror comedy #VT15 have dropped an intriguing poster featuring actor Varun Tej . They have now officially announced that the Korean schedule of the film is underway and progressing at a brisk pace. The production banner took to its official X (formerly Twitter) account to share the latest update regarding the shoot. #VT15 SHOOT IN PROGRESS ❤️🔥 The latest foreign schedule is underway at a rapid pace💥 #VarunTej and the main cast are filming crucial and entertaining sequences ❤️🔥 Get ready for a hauntingly hilarious Indo-Korean Horror Comedy ride 🐉😀 @IAmVarunTej @GandhiMerlapaka … — UV Creations (@UV_Creations) July 5, 2025 "#VT15 shoot in progress. The latest foreign schedule is underway at a rapid pace. #VarunTej and the main cast are filming crucial and entertaining sequences. Get ready for a hauntingly hilarious Indo-Korean horror comedy ride. @IAmVarunTej @GandhiMerlapaka @RitikaNayak_ @MusicThaman #ManojhReddy @DirKrish #Vamsi #RajeevReddy @FirstFrame_Ent @UV_Creations." Varun Tej Konidela shows off the progress in his fitness for Ghani About VT15 While sharing the news, they included a picture of the actor sitting on a sofa in an all-black outfit. Though his face was blurred, his hand—adorned with a black ring, a tattoo on the upper part, and a sleek golden wristwatch—caught the attention of the internet. Varun Tej had flown to Korea in mid-June for the ongoing shoot. Prior to this, the team had completed its Ananthapur schedule in the third week of May. The production journey began with an auspicious pooja ceremony in Hyderabad, following which two dynamic shooting schedules were completed—first in Hyderabad and later in Ananthapur. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Pensia Pilon 3 NN Pensia Facultativă NN Vezi oferta Undo One of the most talked-about moments from the Ananthapur schedule was a visually stunning song sequence featuring Varun Tej and Ritika Nayak . S. Thaman is expected to compose the music for the film. Varun Tej's work front On the work front, Varun Tej was last seen in Matka, directed by Karuna Kumar, which did not fare well at the box office.
Time of India
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Korean Consul General backs power of language for Indian students to build careers in top firms, diplomacy
Pune: Learning Korean can open doors to numerous opportunities for Indian students, said Consul General of Republic of Korea in Mumbai Yoo Dong-Wan. He was addressing students at the Korean speaking contest hosted by King Sejong Institute Pune in Balewadi on Sunday. Emphasising the power of language as a cultural bridge, he said such initiatives strengthen ties between India and South Korea and equip students for diverse global careers, including diplomacy and roles in top Korean companies. Speaking to the media after the event, Yoo highlighted plans to further deepen Indo-Korean connections through cultural events in Mumbai, such as street festivals and collaborations between Bollywood and the Korean film industry. He added that continued cultural exchanges would help both nations understand each other better and create new pathways in tourism, entertainment, and education. You Can Also Check: Pune AQI | Weather in Pune | Bank Holidays in Pune | Public Holidays in Pune The event, held at King Sejong Institute Pune's Balewadi campus, celebrated Korean language and culture as part of a global initiative by the King Sejong Institute Foundation (KSIF) under Korea's ministry of culture, sports & tourism. Supported by the Korean Consulate and sponsored by LG Electronics, the competition attracted over 300 enthusiastic attendees. Fifteen talented finalists showcased their Korean language skills and cultural knowledge, impressing the audience and jury alike. Ananya Anand won first place, earning a fully sponsored trip to Seoul to represent India in the global finals, including a week-long Korean cultural immersion programme. Vaishnavi Gaikwad and Shreeya Revankar secured second and third places respectively, while Zainab Bi Shaikh and Prachi Bhagat received consolation prizes. Yoo Dong-Wan said, "This kind of competition builds bridges between cultures and tears down barriers. It offers great opportunities for students to pursue roles such as diplomats or high-level positions in Korean companies. Such initiatives deepen our understanding of a rapidly changing world." He also encouraged students to keep learning and self-reflecting. Hee Ok, managing director of LG Electronics in India, emphasised the broader significance of language learning. "Studying a language is not just about academics, it's about building bridges between India and Korea," she said, commending the dedication shown by the students.
News18
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Ramyeon, Corndogs & K-Wings: Korean Food Steps Out of Cafes And Into Hyderabad's Streets
Last Updated: Korean street food is gaining popularity in Hyderabad, especially near ITC Kohinoor. Social media and K-dramas have played a big role in fuelling this growing trend Hyderabad is a city renowned for its rich culinary culture, with biryani reigning supreme. However, the city's food streets have recently seen a growing interest in international flavours, especially Korean cuisine. While the city already has Korean restaurants that offer sit-down dining experiences with dishes like bibimbap and bulgogi, Korean food has now moved beyond cosy cafes and upscale outlets to the bustling streets. From Seoul to Hyderabad A new food stall near ITC Kohinoor in Madhapur is making waves by bringing Korea's iconic street food to Hyderabad's tech crowd. Called RK's Korean Street Food, the stall is drawing in crowds with its quick, affordable, and flavour-packed offerings. Paper bowls of ramen, hot chicken corndogs, crispy wings, and golden potato keevs are now a common sight, served hot to college students, professionals, and foodies alike. The menu of the food truck features Korean fried chicken wings and tenders, zinger and tender rolls, and Indo-Korean fusion snacks like crispy paneer, fish fingers, and spiced onion rings. Priced reasonably and served fast, the food is not only tasty but also makes Korean flavours more accessible to the everyday Hyderabadi. First Published: June 05, 2025, 14:23 IST
Hans India
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Varun Tej's ‘VT15' gears up for Korean schedule after electrifying Indian schedules
Mega Prince Varun Tej is set to push cinematic boundaries with his upcoming genre-bending Indo-Korean horror-comedy, tentatively titled #VT15. Directed by Merlapaka Gandhi, the film has already generated immense buzz following the release of a visually arresting poster on Varun Tej's birthday. Jointly produced by UV Creations and First Frame Entertainment on a grand scale, the film promises a unique blend of horror and humour, elevated by S Thaman's high-octane musical score. Production is progressing at a brisk pace, with two impactful schedules already wrapped. The team kicked off shooting with a traditional pooja ceremony in Hyderabad, followed by intensive filming across Hyderabad and Ananthapur. The latter included iconic locations such as the KIA grounds and scenic village landscapes, capturing much of the film's action-packed and humour-laced first half. The film features a vibrant ensemble cast including Ritika Nayak, Satya, and Mirchi Kiran, who have brought comedic flair to the spooky narrative. A key highlight from the Ananthapur schedule is a visually captivating song sequence between Varun Tej and Ritika Nayak, set against the rustic backdrops that perfectly complement the film's quirky, eerie tone. Now, all eyes are on the film's next leg, which takes the team to Korea. This international schedule is expected to delve deep into the cross-cultural horror-comedy fusion, fully unleashing the film's ambitious Indo-Korean premise. With its unique concept, star power, and international scale, #VT15 is poised to be a genre-defining cinematic ride.
