5 Hindi Movies That Are Popular In South Korea: 3 Idiots, My Name Is Khan And More

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Bollywood Finds Fans in South Korea

Korean movies and TV shows are loved worldwide, but did you know some Indian films have also become hits in South Korea? Here are a few examples:

1. Dangal: Daughter Power

This movie tells the story of Mahavir Singh Phogat, a former wrestler who trains his daughters to become champions, even though society frowns upon it. Starring Aamir Khan, the film was a big success in India, China, Japan, and South Korea.

2. 3 Idiots: School Lessons and Life

“3 Idiots” resonated with students in many Asian countries, including South Korea, because of its portrayal of the pressures of education. The movie follows Farhan and Raju on their search for their friend Rancho, highlighting the importance of following your dreams and not just grades. Aamir Khan stars in this movie too, which you can find on Prime Video.

3. Taare Zameen Par: Understanding Every Child

Another Aamir Khan film, “Taare Zameen Par,” touched audiences in South Korea and other Asian countries. It deals with a sensitive topic – a young boy named Ishaan who struggles in school. The movie shows how a caring teacher helps Ishaan overcome his challenges.

4. My Name Is Khan: A Journey of Love and Acceptance

Shah Rukh Khan, a famous actor worldwide and well-known in South Korea too, starred in “My Name Is Khan.” This international hit tells the story of Rizwan Khan, a Muslim man with autism, who travels to meet the US president after his wife faces discrimination following 9/11. Kajol plays the lead role alongside Shah Rukh Khan.

5. Black: A Special Bond

“Black” features Amitabh Bachchan and Rani Mukerji. Released in Korean with dubbing, the movie became a success in South Korea, reportedly earning a high amount of money within two weeks. The story revolves around Debraj, a teacher who helps Michelle, a young woman who is deaf and blind, achieve her dream of graduating from college.

This is just a glimpse into the growing popularity of Indian films in South Korea. These movies connect with audiences through themes of family, following your dreams, and overcoming challenges, making them enjoyable for people across cultures.

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