Mumbai, Oct 13
Director Ra Karthik, who is working with Telugu superstar Nagarjuna on his 100th film, has spoken how the cross-cultural exchange between Indian and Korean culture has set an exciting precedent for stories on celluloid.
Karthik’s new film ‘Made In Korea’ is set to bow on streaming medium, and he has shared that he was fascinated by the similarities between Indian and Korean culture.
Talking about the same, he said in a statement, “Korean culture has significantly influenced Indian culture over the past decade. Personally, I had never watched a K-drama or listened to K-pop until I began working on Made In Korea. During my research, I was fascinated to discover the deep cultural connections and historical similarities between Korean and Tamil heritage. This curiosity inspired me to tell a story that resonated deeply with me. Made In Korea reflects a slice of life, crafted with hope and joy, celebrating this unique cultural bond”.
‘Made In Korea’ follows the story of Shenba, whose dream of visiting Korea with her boyfriend shatters in betrayal, as she finds herself alone in Seoul, grappling with loneliness and cultural challenges. She transforms through life's harsh lessons, Shenba discovers resilience and forms a bond for life with her newfound friends.