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Denmark has banned the sale of spicy noodles. Eating too much spicy foods can cause stomach irritation and dehydration. Here are some more harmful side effects of having spicy foods.

Korean noodles ban in Denmark: 5 ways spicy foods are harming your health

<h2>Denmark has banned the sale of spicy noodles. Eating too much spicy foods can cause stomach irritation and dehydration. Here are some more harmful side effects of having spicy foods.</h2>

Korean noodles have been in the news after Denmark declared that it has banned 3 varieties of noodles. The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration said on Tuesday that it had recalled the noodles produced by Samyang Foods because their capsicum levels are &ldquo;so high that they pose a risk of the consumer developing acute poisoning&rdquo;.
According to a report, three noodles, Buldak 3x Spicy &amp; Hot Chicken, 2x Spicy &amp; Hot Chicken and Hot Chicken Stew varieties of instant ramen noodles have been banned in Denmark.
The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration said that chilli in large quantities poses a risk to children and adults. Let us know more about the drawbacks of having too much chilli in your food.
<h3>What happens if we have high levels of spice?</h3>
Causes gastric irritation
Capsaicin, the active component in chilli peppers, can irritate the stomach lining, leading to gastritis or an upset stomach.
Can cause heartburn and acidity
Spicy foods can trigger heartburn or worsen acid reflux symptoms by relaxing the lower oesophagal sphincter, allowing stomach acid to flow back into the oesophagus.
Can cause stomach issues and IBS
Spicy foods can increase symptoms of IBS, leading to increased abdominal pain, bloating, and changes in bowel habits.
Can cause ulcers
While not directly causing ulcers, excessive consumption of spicy foods can worsen existing ulcers or increase the risk of developing them in individuals with a predisposition.
Dehydration
Eating too much spicy food makes you thirsty for water. Too spicy things also cause dehydration. Avoid eating spicy food, especially during the summer season.
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Korean products’ gentle yet potent formulas are suitable for Indian skin types, providing hydration and a radiant glow. As more people discover its benefits through social media and word-of-mouth, Korean skincare continues to gain traction in India.

Do Korean beauty products work on Indian skin? Experts share insights

<h2>Korean products&rsquo; gentle yet potent formulas are suitable for Indian skin types, providing hydration and a radiant glow. As more people discover its benefits through social media and word-of-mouth, Korean skincare continues to gain traction in India.</h2>

From Korean dramas to food to Korean skincare, everything &lsquo;K&rsquo; has seen a huge rage in the Indian market. Korean skincare especially is becoming more popular among Indian women because it offers effective solutions for various skin concerns like acne, dryness, and uneven skin tone.
<h3>Why are Korean products good for the skin?</h3>
While speaking with Indian Express, Dr. DM Mahajan, Senior Consultant, Dermatology, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, explained, &ldquo;Korean creams have been developed for skin health instead of skin whitening or superficial beauty. They act like any vitamin and mineral supplements you take. The outermost layer of our skin acts like a barrier against pollutants and microbes."
These creams strengthen this barrier using natural and eco-friendly ingredients as opposed to chemical-laden creams that rely on active ingredients like vitamin C, acids and retinols, all of which erode and strip the skin over time. K-creams hold off this corrosive effect and are more hydrating. In fact, they enhance the skin&rsquo;s ability to retain water on the surface, Dr. Mahajan added.
<h3>Do Korean skincare products work on Indian skin?</h3>
Dr Rashmi Sharma, senior consultant dermatologist at Fortis, Vasant Kunj, used some Korean products on herself. She told Indian Express that some worked and some didn't. She explained that this is becuase Koreans are genetically blessed with luminescent or glassy skin. Besides, skincare for them is hygiene practice, like brushing your teeth. They follow 10-steps of both water and oil-based cleansing, exfoliating, toning, moisturising and sun-blocking with serums, creams and facemasks. Their external skin layer is already primed against intruders, so the creams have a better base to work on.
She added that Indians on the other hand are neither genetically blessed, nor do we follow a skin hygiene routine as vigorously as their Korean counterparts.
<h3>Main ingredients of Korean products</h3>
Korean skincare products often feature a variety of key ingredients known for their effectiveness in addressing specific skin concerns. Some common main ingredients found in Korean skincare products include:
Hyaluronic Acid: Known for its hydrating properties, hyaluronic acid helps retain moisture in the skin, keeping it plump and supple.
Ginseng: This traditional Korean ingredient is believed to have anti-aging properties and can help improve skin elasticity and firmness.
Green Tea: Rich in antioxidants, green tea extract helps soothe and protect the skin from environmental damage while reducing inflammation.
Snail Mucin: A unique ingredient in Korean skincare, snail mucin is prized for its ability to repair and hydrate the skin, promoting a smooth and glowing complexion.
Centella Asiatica (Cica): Known for its calming and healing properties, centella asiatica is often used to soothe irritated or sensitive skin and promote faster wound healing.
Vitamin C: This potent antioxidant helps brighten the skin, fade dark spots and hyperpigmentation, and protect against free radical damage.
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Add Buchaechum dance into your workout routine. This dance has many health benefits like cardio, muscle strength, and balance and it helps in maintaining posture. 

Buchaechum dance: add fun to your fitness with this traditional Korean dance form 

<h2>Add Buchaechum dance into your workout routine. This dance has many health benefits like cardio, muscle strength, and balance and it helps in maintaining posture.&nbsp;</h2>

If you are a K- drama fan then you must have witnessed Buchaechum or fan dance, a traditional Korean dance, that combines graceful movements with vibrant colours, symbolising harmony and celebration. In this dance form performers use colourful fans to depict flowers, birds and flowing ribbons, captivating audiences with their elegant choreography.&nbsp;
Incorporating this dance form into your physical activity routine has many health benefits. This dance provides the fun elements of cardio, muscle strength, balance and posture, flexibility and coordination providing a fun way to stay active and energetic.&nbsp;
<h3>Benefits of Buchaechum dance</h3>
Cardiovascular Fitness: The dance involves continuous movements such as spinning, stepping, and arm gestures, which elevate the heart rate and improve cardiovascular health.
Flexibility and Coordination: The intricate choreography of Buchaechum requires flexibility and coordination as performers execute precise movements with their hands, arms, and feet. Regular practice can enhance overall flexibility and coordination.
Muscle Strength: The dance involves various muscle groups, including the arms, legs, and core, as performers hold and manipulate fans while executing movements. Over time, this can lead to improved muscle strength and endurance.
Balance and Posture: Buchaechum emphasizes balance and proper posture, as performers must maintain stability while executing fluid movements and transitions. Practicing the dance can help improve balance and posture over time.
Mental Well-being: Like any form of dance, Buchaechum can provide mental benefits such as stress relief, improved mood, and increased self-confidence through creative expression and rhythmic movement.
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The Korean culture is all about discipline and healthy eating. Here are 5 Korean drinks you can try for a healthy lifestyle and weight loss.

Trying to lose belly fat? Try these 5 Korean drinks for effective weight loss

The Korean culture is all about discipline and healthy eating. Here are 5 Korean drinks you can try for a healthy lifestyle and weight loss.

Are you planning to lose weight and looking for the perfect morning drink that will help you shed pounds? The Korean culture is all about discipline and healthy eating. If you or someone you know is trying to lose weight, especially from the belly, you should try these 5 Korean drinks!
<h3>5 Korean drinks great for belly fat loss</h3>
1. Barley Tea
The first on our list is the famous Barley tea. It is a popular beverage in Korea and is often consumed instead of plain water. It is calorie-free and can be a great alternative to sugary drinks. Next time, skip coffee and instead opt for this healthy Korean drink.
2. Kombucha&nbsp;
Even though Kombucha is not Korean, it has gained immense popularity in Korea. The fermented tea is rich in probiotics, which helps in promoting a healthy gut. A healthy gut is associated with better digestion and metabolism, potentially contributing to weight management.
3. Omija Cha (Five-Flavor Berry Tea)
Omija tea is made from the five-flavor berry, known for its unique combination of flavors: sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and pungent. It is believed to have detoxifying properties and can be consumed as part of a varied and balanced diet.
4. Yuja Tea &nbsp;
Made from yuja (citron) fruit, yuja tea is known for its vitamin C content and potential metabolism-boosting effects. It may not help with direct weight loss, but will help you maintain a balanced diet.
5. Rose Tea
Known as Gulcha, rose tea is a delightful Korean drink celebrated for its potential to aid in weight loss. Crafted with a blend of saffron and rose petals, it boasts high levels of flavonoids and vitamin C, providing immune system support. &nbsp; &nbsp;Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/do-not-throw-away-used-lemons-here-are-5-ways-to-reuse-it-1708157534072">Do not throw away used lemons! Here are 5 ways to reuse them</a>

Korean culture places a strong emphasis on practices that promote mental well being. From mindful eating to dancing, here is how to stay fit the Korean way.

These 5 Korean lifestyle habits will help you shift to a healthier life

Korean culture places a strong emphasis on practices that promote mental well being. From mindful eating to dancing, here is how to stay fit the Korean way.

If you are thinking of changing your life and following a simple and peaceful routine, we have some tips. The Korean culture places a strong emphasis on practices that promote mental and emotional well-being. From mindful eating to practicing meditation, the Korean way of life can improve your lifestyle.
<h3>5 Korean lifestyle habits to adopt for a healthier life</h3>
1. Dietary Balance
To lead a healthy life, switch to a Korean diet. The Korean cuisine is renowned for its vibrant flavours and diverse array of side dishes, known as banchan. From kimchi to seasoned vegetables, Korean dishes are full of nutrients
2. Ditch the cabs&nbsp;
In Korea, many ditch private cars and cabs for more active modes of transportation like cycling and walking. If your workplace is near to home, don't take cabs and instead take a walk.
3. Nature is the best therapy
Koreans believe that nature isn't just something to admire from a distance but should be enjoyed. Through the practice of shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, Koreans reduce stress and boost mental well-being!
4. Dancing is the best way to get fit
Korean dances like Ganggangsullae aren't just a form of artistic expression, they are a way to get fit. The rhythmic movements and graceful gestures engage the entire body!
5. Portion control
Along with what you eat, how much you eat is also important. Koreans adopt a mindful approach to eating that helps prevent overindulgence and promotes weight loss.
Another Korean lifestyle you should adopt is drinking tea. By the practice of darye, or tea ceremonies, Koreans celebrate the art of tea drinking. It not only calms the mind but also boost immunity. Herbal teas also have many wellness benefits that can help you relax and live a stress free life.
Koreans also follow a simple yet effective skincare routine!
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A study in BMJ Open reveals that consuming up to three daily servings of kimchi reduces men's obesity risk. The survey conducted on over 115000, Korean adults aged between 40 to 69. 

Kimchi daily consumption linked to lower obesity risk in men; research 

A study in BMJ Open reveals that consuming up to three daily servings of kimchi reduces men's obesity risk. The survey conducted on over 115000, Korean adults aged between 40 to 69.&nbsp;

The study published in open access journal BMJ Open stated that eating up to three servings of the Korean traditional dish kimchi per day may reduce men's overall risk of obesity.&nbsp;
The survey conducted on over 115000, Korean adults aged between 40 to 69 also found that radish kimchi is associated with a decreased prevalence of belly bulge in both males and females. &nbsp;
Kimchi is created through the process of salting and fermenting vegetables, incorporating a mix of flavours and seasonings like onion, garlic, and fish sauce.
Earlier experimental research indicated that Lactobacillus brevis and L. plantarum from kimchi exhibited anti-obesity effects. Researchers aimed to explore whether regular consumption could be linked to decreased risks of general and/or abdominal obesity, known for its adverse health impact.
<h3>What is kimchi &nbsp;</h3>
Kimchi is a traditional Korean dish that involves the fermentation of vegetables, usually cabbage or radishes, with various seasonings. The primary ingredients include Napa cabbage, Korean radishes, garlic, ginger, chili pepper flakes (gochugaru), fish sauce, and salt. The vegetables are soaked in a brine solution, coated with a seasoned mixture, and then left to ferment.
Kimchi has a distinctive tangy and spicy flavor, and it is a staple in Korean cuisine, served as a side dish or incorporated into various dishes. The fermentation process not only imparts a unique taste but also enhances the dish's probiotic content.&nbsp;
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He was popular for his association with director Bong Joon Ho. Byun Hee Bong's career revived after starring in his hit supporting role in Bong Joon-ho's directorial debut Barking Dogs Never Bite.

Veteran South Korean actor Byun Hee-bong dies

The actor was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019. While the reason behind his death is not known yet, he was earlier diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. 

He was popular for his association with director Bong Joon Ho. Byun Hee Bong's career revived after starring in his hit supporting role in Bong Joon-ho's directorial debut Barking Dogs Never Bite.

Veteran South Korean actor Byun Hee-bong, known for his roles in 'The Host' and 'Okja', died on September 18. He was 81. The actor was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019. As per Korean media outlets, Hee Bong was cancer free after undergoing treatment, however, the cancer had relapsed. He was popular for his association with director Bong Joon Ho. Byun Hee Bong's career revived after starring in his hit supporting role in Bong Joon-ho's directorial debut Barking Dogs Never Bite. In the film, he played the role of a bizarre apartment maintenance man who loved dog meat. The success of the film, led Bong to cast him in his short film 'Sink &amp; Rise' (2004), and also his crime drama 'Memories of Murder' (2003). He was also in the popular monster movie 'The Host' (2006). Later, the two once again collaborated for 'Okja' (2016). Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/taylor-swift-looks-mortified-after-breaking-12-000-diamond-ring-at-the-2023-vmas-watch-1694664866999">Taylor Swift looks mortified after breaking $12,000 diamond ring at the 2023 VMAs | Watch</a>

Mukbang is a food video trend that originated in South Korea and has taken the world by storm

Mukbang videos: Decoding the Korean trend that's changing our experience of food

Mukbang is a food video trend that originated in South Korea and has taken the world by storm.

Mukbang is a food video trend that originated in South Korea and has taken the world by storm

Mukbang is a South Korean internet trend that involves live-streaming or videos of people eating large amounts of food. The term "mukbang" is a combination of two Korean words: "mukja," which means eating, and "bangsong," which means broadcasting. This trend originated in South Korea around 2010 and quickly gained popularity, eventually spreading to other parts of the world.
Mukbang-ASMR magic&nbsp;
In a typical mukbang video, the host (also known as a "mukbanger") consumes a variety of foods in large portions. Some mukbangers also incorporate ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) elements into their videos, emphasizing the sounds of eating, which can create a unique sensory experience for viewers.
<h3>Health concerns</h3>
Mukbang gained attention due to its unconventional nature and its ability to provide a sense of companionship for viewers who may be eating alone or looking for a form of entertainment while having a meal. However, it has also been met with some criticism. Concerns have been raised about the excessive consumption of food, potential negative impacts on viewers' eating habits, and the health implications for the mukbangers themselves.
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<h3>Eating your way to fame</h3>
The trend has evolved over time, with mukbangers experimenting with different types of food, eating challenges, and collaborative videos. Some mukbangers have become internet celebrities, gaining substantial followings and even monetising their content through advertisements, sponsorships and merchandise.
<h3>Mukbang reaches India</h3>
As with many internet trends, the popularity of mukbang has waxed and waned over the years. While it may not be as explosively trendy as it once was, it still remains a notable phenomenon in online culture. Presently there are several famous YouTube channels that regularly put up mukbang videos. From &ldquo;shaadi ke food&rdquo; to Indian street food, to 100 momo challenges, they do it all.
<h3>Why do people watch it?&nbsp;</h3>
A study published in the American Anthropological Association highlighted that viewers gained pleasure from different ASMR sensations including listening to eating and cooking sounds such as chewing noises, preparing foods, and sounds from opening up food packages. ASMR in itself is often touted to have stress-relieving impacts on people.
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They have threatened protests if action is not taken.

Gurugram: Korean restaurants accused of serving beef, under fire from Hindutva groups

They have threatened protests if action is not taken.

Korean restaurants in Gurugram are facing heat from rightwing Hindutva groups who have accused the eateries of serving beef.
Outfits like Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad have reportedly complained to Haryana police stating that cow slaughter and serving of beef is banned in the state.
They have threatened protests if action is not taken.
The controversy was reportedly sparked by a video of a food blogger apparently eating a dish called 'beef tongue' at a Gurugram mall.
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The term "IJBOL" is not a Korean word but an acronym, which is gaining popularity as a replacement for "LMAO."

Move over LMAO, it's time to know about IJBOL; know all about it

The term 'IJBOL' is not a Korean word but an acronym, and is gaining popularity as a replacement for LMAO'.

Move over LMAO, it's time for IJBOL: Know all about it here

The term 'IJBOL' is not a Korean word but an acronym, and is gaining popularity as a replacement for LMAO'.

A new acronym, IJBOL, is doing the rounds on social media, leaving users confused. Some have even speculated that it might be a word in Korean or some other language. But it's actually a term similar to LOL and LMAO.&nbsp;
IJBOL is short for 'I just burst out laughing' and might just end up replacing LMAO. According to Urban Dictionary, IJBOL was coined in 2009 but did not garner much attention at the time.&nbsp;
Then in 2021, it began to be widely used in the K-pop fan community, leading some people to believe that it's a Korean word. With people now finding out what IJBOL stands for, bewildered reactions have been surfacing online.&nbsp;
A social media user said, "'I just burst out laughing.' I thought this entire time it was a foreign word."
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&nbsp;Confirming the news of the baby&rsquo;s arrival, Song Joong-ki said, &lsquo;My biggest dream was to have a happy family.

Song Joong-Ki welcomes first child with wife Katy Louise Saunders in Rome| see first photo

In January, Song Joong-ki announced his wedding to Katy and said, ‘We naturally dreamed of creating a happy family together. We have put in much effort to keep each other’s promises, and we are sincerely thankful as a new life has come to us.’

&nbsp;Confirming the news of the baby&rsquo;s arrival, Song Joong-ki said, &lsquo;My biggest dream was to have a happy family.

South Korean actor Song Joong-ki and his with wife Katy Louise Saunders recently welcomed their first child, a baby boy. After the news of baby&rsquo;s arrival was leaked, the actor confirmed the same on his fancafe. He said that they welcomed the baby in Italy, his wife&rsquo;s hometown, and that the mother and child are healthy. As translated by fanclubs, Song Joong-ki wrote, &lsquo;Hi, this is Joong-ki. I wonder how everyone is doing? As you all know, I finished filming the movie &lsquo;My Name is Loh Ki Wan&rsquo; in Hungary. I was honoured to go to Cannes with the movie Hwaran (Hopeless). I&rsquo;m still so happy that every moment of the festival feels like a dream. I wanted to tell you one more dream, it&rsquo;s a news, so I came to say hello.&rsquo; &lsquo;I&rsquo;m in Italy now. I finally have my baby here in Rome, my wife&rsquo;s hometown. He&rsquo;s a healthy son. The baby and the mother, they are very healthy and I am taking care of my family with a grateful heart. My biggest dream was to have a happy family. It is the most precious gift for us as a couple. Thanks to your support, this great day has come to our life. Thank you,&rsquo; Song Joong-ki added. Song Joong-ki also shared the first picture of him holding the baby&rsquo;s hand. In January, Song Joong-ki announced his wedding to Katy and said, &lsquo;We naturally dreamed of creating a happy family together. We have put in much effort to keep each other&rsquo;s promises, and we are sincerely thankful as a new life has come to us.&rsquo; Also watch | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/the-beatles-are-releasing-their-final-record-here-s-how-paul-mccartney-made-it-possible-1686716854804">The Beatles are releasing their final record! Here&rsquo;s how Paul McCartney made it possible</a>

The video shows the man following her while she is recording a video

Man arrested for allegedly flashing Korean blogger in Jodhpur

A man has been arrested in Jodhpur for allegedly flashing a Korean blogger. 

The video shows the man following her while she is recording a video

A man has been arrested in Jodhpur for allegedly flashing a Korean blogger.&nbsp;
A video of the alleged incident was shared by the blogger on her social media. The video shows the man following her while she is recording a video and when she steps aside to let him pass, he stands next to her and flashes her.&nbsp;
The horrified woman can be seen screaming and running away

Follow this 4-step recipe to make popular gochujang chilli oil noodles at home. 

Make Gochujang chilli oil noodles in just 10 minutes

Follow this 4-step recipe to make popular Korean gochujang chilli oil noodles at home.&nbsp;

If you love Korean noodles, then this one is for you. Shared by Ayushi Gupta-Mehra on Instagram, these gochujang chilli oil noodles take just about 10 minutes to prepare.&nbsp; Follow this 4-step recipe to make this popular noodles at home.&nbsp;
<h3>Step 1</h3>
Cook noodles of choice in a pot of boiling water. Drain and set aside, reserving some of the noodle water.
<h3>Step 2</h3>
Add 2-3 finely chopped garlic cloves, 1-4 tsp gochugaru, 1/2-1 tbsp sesame seeds and a handful of spring onions to a heat-proof bowl.
<h3>Step 3</h3>
Now heat 1.5 tbsp of sesame oil and once hot, pour it over the chili-garlic mixture.
<h3>Step 4</h3>
Then add 1-1.5 tbsp Gochujang paste, 1-1.5 tbsp peanut butter, 1 tbsp rice vinegar, 2 tbsp soy sauce, 1 tbsp lime juice and 2 tsp sugar. Mix well and add a splash of the noodle cooking water and serve.
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Here we bring you this easy Korean veggie pancake recipe shared by blogger Ayushi Gupta-Mehra on Instagram. 

Impress everyone with these Korean veggie pancakes; here's the recipe

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From makeup trends to shows to food, many of us are in awe of the Korean lifestyle. So, here we bring you this Korean veggie pancake recipe shared by blogger Ayushi Gupta-Mehra on Instagram.&nbsp;
<h3>How to make the batter</h3>
To make the batter, whisk together &nbsp; 1/2 cup all-purpose flour (maida)&nbsp; 1 tbsp cornflour (cornstarch and NOT corn meal)&nbsp; 1/2 cup water&nbsp;
Give it a good mix until smooth, then stir in about 2-2.5 cups of your favourite veggies, like spring onions, carrots, tomatoes and onions. Add salt according to your taste.&nbsp;
<h3>Preparation</h3>
Heat 1-2 tablespoon of oil in a non stick pan&nbsp; Spread the batter evenly into a round shape, flattening it with the back of your spatula.
Lower the flame and cook on both sides evenly. Add a bit more oil if required and let the veggies cook properly and when it turns crunchy, serve with a dip sauce. &nbsp;
<h3>Recipe for dipping sauce</h3>
To prepare the sauce, mix 2 tbsp soy sauce, 1 tbsp vinegar, a few sesame seeds and Korean spice gochugaru or chilli flakes. &nbsp;
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At the trailer launch event of ‘Zwigato’, Kapil Sharma shared, ‘After watching the film, people were crying there, and they didn’t even know that I’m known for comedy. So, I don’t think there’ll be any disappointment.’

Kapil Sharma says Koreans cried after watching ‘Zwigato’: ‘They didn’t even know I’m known for comedy’

Kapil Sharma also opened up about trying his luck with a new genre, and said, ‘I do comedy 2 hours a day on my show, but I’m not like that for 24 hours. 

At the trailer launch event of &lsquo;Zwigato&rsquo;, Kapil Sharma shared, &lsquo;After watching the film, people were crying there, and they didn&rsquo;t even know that I&rsquo;m known for comedy. So, I don&rsquo;t think there&rsquo;ll be any disappointment.&rsquo;

The trailer of &lsquo;Zwigato&rsquo;, starring Kapil Sharma, was launched on Wednesday during an event in Mumbai. At the press conference, the actor-comedian and director Nandita Das talked about their forthcoming movie and also shared the response it received in South Korea when it premiered at the 27th Busan International Film Festival in October 2022.
In the media interaction, Kapil said that <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/zwigato-trailer-kapil-sharma-impresses-as-a-food-delivery-boy-in-this-social-satire-1677668130632">&lsquo;Zwigato&rsquo;</a> struck a chord with the audience in South Korea and managed to make them cry. Kapil shared, &lsquo;After watching the film, people were crying there, and they didn&rsquo;t even know that I&rsquo;m known for comedy. So, I don&rsquo;t think there&rsquo;ll be any disappointment.&rsquo;
Kapil also opened up about trying his luck with a new genre, and said, &lsquo;I do comedy 2 hours a day on my show, but I&rsquo;m not like that for 24 hours. There are several facets to my personality, which I&rsquo;d like to show. I don&rsquo;t think there will be any disappointment among fans as they&rsquo;ll also be keen to see what new I&rsquo;m bringing to the table.&rsquo;
Kapil added, &lsquo;I have lived this life closely, so playing this character didn&rsquo;t seem like a big challenge.&rsquo;
&lsquo;Zwigato&rsquo;, also stars Shahana Goswami. It is scheduled to release in theatres on March 17.
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'Parasite' fame Park So-dam has opened up on her cancer diagnosis. The star revealed that she had alsmost lost her voice.

'Parasite' fame Park So-dam opens up on her cancer diagnosis; says she almost lost her voice

' I felt so apologetic towards the director and my seniors,' Park So-dam shares her ordeal as she almost lost her voice after she diagnosed with cancer

'Parasite' fame Park So-dam has opened up on her cancer diagnosis. The star revealed that she had alsmost lost her voice.

South Korean star Park So-dam, known for her Oscar-winning film &lsquo;Parasite,&rsquo; has opened up about her cancer diagnosis. The actor was diagnosed with papillary thyroid cancer while filming 'Phantom', but she continued working through 2021.
According to Soompi, she said, &lsquo;While filming, I didn&rsquo;t know my body was in pain. I just thought it was burnout. It was the first time I felt afraid to go on set. I think my body was sending me a signal, but I just thought of it as a mental issue. I felt so apologetic towards the director and my seniors. After filming, I even cried because I felt apologetic.&rsquo;
She also recalled, &lsquo;While waiting for my biopsy results, I did my dubbing for Phantom. I was in a bad state, to the point where I almost lost my voice, so if I was just a little bit late. I almost would&rsquo;ve been unable to do the recordings.&rsquo;
The actor said she has recovered now and is thankful to get her voice back. She also revealed that her skin has been affected due to hormonal imbalances yet she can only focus on how happy she is now.
So-dam's upcoming film &lsquo;Phantom' is set in 1933, during the Japanese colonisation of Korea.
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 Korean student suspected in fatal stabbing of Indian-origin roommate claims he was ‘blackmailed’

 Korean roommate of slain Indian student Varun Chheda confesses crime: Here's what he said

The suspect allegedly admitted that the knife was his and that he had used it to kill his roommate.

The suspect allegedly admitted that the knife was his and that he had used it to kill his roommate.

&nbsp;A Korean student who allegedly stabbed his Indian-origin roommate to death in their dormitory at the prestigious Purdue University has said he was "very sorry" for killing his friend but contended that he had been &ldquo;blackmailed&rdquo;, according to a media report.
Varun Manish Chheda, 20, from Indianapolis, was found dead in McCutcheon Hall on the western edge of the campus last Wednesday.
Ji Min &ldquo;Jimmy&rdquo; Sha, a junior cybersecurity major and international student from Korea was arrested in connection with the murder.
Sha, 22, made his first court appearance on Friday before Tippecanoe County Magistrate Sarah Wyatt since being arrested for allegedly stabbing Chheda to death.
&ldquo;I was blackmailed,&rdquo; the suspect said when asked about a motive for the crime. He did not elaborate, WLFI, a television station in Indiana, reported.
When asked if he had anything to say to the victim&rsquo;s family, Sha replied: &ldquo;I am very sorry.&rdquo; Last week, Sha appeared to mutter &ldquo;I love my family&rdquo; as he was hauled to jail for allegedly killing Chheda, a senior data science major who the Tippecanoe County coroner said died of &ldquo;multiple sharp-force traumatic injuries.&rdquo; Sha called the police about 12:45 a.m. Wednesday to say he had fatally stabbed his roommate in their room at McCutcheon Hall.
Police found Chheda in a chair and Sha covered in what appeared to be blood, according to the outlet. They also observed what they believed to be blood spattered on the wall, along with a pool of blood and a folding knife on the floor.
The suspect reportedly admitted that the knife was his and that he had used it to kill his roommate.
Chheda&rsquo;s friends have said they had been gaming with the victim when they suddenly heard him screaming.
Indiana police described the crime as an &ldquo;unprovoked and senseless&rdquo; murder.&nbsp;
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After Squid Game which was Netflix’s biggest launch ever., another Korean drama is coming into the spotlight, boosting hope not just for Netflix but even the Korean stock market. Extraordinary Attorney Woo - is the most-watched non-English Netflix show in July so far.The numbers are rising for the K-Drama and investors along with subscribers are piling on. Stock price for Astory, one of Korea’s leading drama producers rallied sharply as bets are rising that the K-drama craze will mirror the runaway success of Squid Game.“Extraordinary Attorney Woo” released at the end of June is a courtroom drama about a rookie lawyer with autism spectrum disorder.

Extraordinary Attorney Woo: This new Korean Drama is lifting the stock exchange 

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Spotlight on the next K-Drama success after 'Squid Game' 

Extraordinary Attorney Woo released at the end of June. The courtroom drama about a rookie lawyer with autism spectrum disorder

After Squid Game which was Netflix&rsquo;s biggest launch ever., another Korean drama is coming into the spotlight, boosting hope not just for Netflix but even the Korean stock market. Extraordinary Attorney Woo - is the most-watched non-English Netflix show in July so far.
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With every passing generation of K-Pop, we get more and more amazing groups and soloists that are determined to make their mark in the industry. With each new year, however, our once favorite rookies become veterans in the industry, gaining seniority, experience, and more fans. Here are 5 K-Pop acts that are celebrating their 10th debut anniversary this 2022!
 . EXOEXO made their debut on April 8, 2012, under SM Entertainment with the album MAMA and a title track of the same name. They initially started out as 12 members that were divided into 2 subunits, EXO-M and EXO-K, but owing to lineup changes throughout the years, are currently comprised of 9 members; Suho, Xiumin, Lay, Baekhyun, Chen, Chanyeol, D.O., Kai, and Sehun.
. AOAAOA debuted on August 9, 2012, as FNC Entertainment‘s first girl group. Currently consisting of 3 members; Hyejeong, Seolhyun, and Chanmi, they originally started out as 8 members (Jimin, Choa, Yuna, Mina, and Youkyung) with an “angel” concept. The group has been praised for being sexy concept queens, and has created a great legacy over the last 10 years!
. EXIDEXID made their debut on February 16, 2012, under Banana Culture Entertainment (formerly AB Entertainment) with the single “Whoz That Girl” and currently consists of members Solji, L.E., Hyelin, Hani, and Junghwa. While currently on hiatus as the members focus on their individual activities, fans are waiting for them to comeback as a full group soon, and deliver their trademark quality bops again!
. BTOBBTOB made their debut on March 21, 2012, under CUBE Entertainment, with the release of their debut album Born To Beat and double title tracks “Insane” and “Imagine”. They originally started out as 7 members, but with Ilhoon‘s departure from the group in December 2020, now consist of 6 members; Eunkwang, Minhyuk, Changsub, Hyunsik, Peniel, and Sungjae.
. NU’ESTNU’EST made their debut on March 15, 2012, under Pledis Entertainment, with the single “Face”. The group consists of 5 members; JR, Aron, Baekho, Minhyun, and Ren. The group has hit songs such as “Love Me”, “Bet Bet” and “Inside Out”, and in their 10th year together as a group, are still going strong!

5 K-Pop groups that are turning 10 years old in 2022

Here are 5 K-Pop acts that are celebrating their 10th debut anniversary this 2022!

Here are 5 K-Pop acts that are celebrating their 10th debut anniversary this 2022!

With every passing generation of<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/korean/colour-me-blue-5-k-pop-idols-who-rocked-blue-hair-1642172732945" target="_blank"> K-Pop,</a> we get more and more amazing groups and soloists that are determined to make their mark in the industry. With each new year, however, our once favorite rookies become veterans in the industry, gaining seniority, experience, and more fans. Here are 5 K-Pop acts that are celebrating their 10th debut anniversary this 2022!
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. AOA AOA debuted on August 9, 2012, as&nbsp;FNC Entertainment&lsquo;s first girl group. Currently consisting of 3 members;&nbsp;Hyejeong,&nbsp;Seolhyun, and&nbsp;Chanmi, they originally started out as 8 members (Jimin,&nbsp;Choa,&nbsp;Yuna,&nbsp;Mina, and&nbsp;Youkyung) with an &ldquo;angel&rdquo; concept.&nbsp;The group has been praised for being sexy concept queens, and has created a great legacy over the last 10 years!
. EXID EXID made their debut on February 16, 2012, under&nbsp;Banana Culture Entertainment&nbsp;(formerly&nbsp;AB Entertainment) with the single &ldquo;Whoz That Girl&rdquo; and currently consists of members&nbsp;Solji,&nbsp;L.E.,&nbsp;Hyelin,&nbsp;Hani, and&nbsp;Junghwa.&nbsp;While currently on hiatus as the members focus on their individual activities, fans are waiting for them to comeback as a full group soon, and deliver their trademark quality bops again!
. BTOB BTOB made their debut on March 21, 2012, under&nbsp;CUBE Entertainment, with the release of their debut album&nbsp;Born To Beat&nbsp;and double title tracks &ldquo;Insane&rdquo; and &ldquo;Imagine&rdquo;. They originally started out as 7 members, but with&nbsp;Ilhoon&lsquo;s departure from the group in December 2020, now consist of 6 members;&nbsp;Eunkwang,&nbsp;Minhyuk,&nbsp;Changsub,&nbsp;Hyunsik,&nbsp;Peniel, and&nbsp;Sungjae.
. NU&rsquo;EST NU&rsquo;EST made their debut on March 15, 2012, under Pledis Entertainment, with the single &ldquo;Face&rdquo;. The group consists of 5 members;&nbsp;JR,&nbsp;Aron,&nbsp;Baekho,&nbsp;Minhyun, and&nbsp;Ren.&nbsp;The group has hit songs such as &ldquo;Love Me&rdquo;, &ldquo;Bet Bet&rdquo; and &ldquo;Inside Out&rdquo;, and in their 10th year together as a group, are still going strong!

K-Pop idols have rocked some of the wildest colors, but blue hair seems to be rising in popularity and making its rounds lately! Several idols have been spotted sporting blue hair, and so, here’s a list of K-idols that truly crushed the blue hair look!
.For MAMAMOO‘s comeback with 'Hip', Wheein dyed her hair an inky blue that highlights her skin tone and makes her visuals stand out even more!
.BTS‘s V dyed his hair a striking blue for their 2019 'Boy With Luv' promotions, and had left fans open-mouthed with envy at how effortlessly he pulled off the look!
. EXO‘s Chen, Baekhyun and Xiumin formed the first sub-unit of EXO called EXO-CBX, and for their debut promotions, Xiumin dyed his hair a bright blue that truly fit the theme of their flowery track, 'Blooming Days'!
.IU also dyed her blue, in accordance with her 'Blueming' promotions. She dyed her hair a bright color for the first time in a while, and had fans appreciating that look for days! Blue is just a color that IU does so well!
.At the 2018 MAMA event, Stray Kids‘ Han showed up with a bright blue head of hair that truly stole the show! The color fit well on him, and made him stand out so much more than he already does!

Colour me blue! 5 K-pop idols who rocked blue hair 

K-Pop idols have rocked some of the wildest colors, but blue hair seems to be rising in popularity!

K-Pop idols have rocked some of the wildest colors, but blue hair seems to be rising in popularity lately!

K-Pop idols have rocked some of the wildest colors, but blue hair seems to be rising in popularity! So, here&rsquo;s a list of K-stars&nbsp;who truly crushed the blue hair look!
For&nbsp;MAMAMOO&lsquo;s&nbsp;comeback with 'Hip',&nbsp;Wheein&nbsp;dyed her hair an inky blue that highlights her skin tone and makes her&nbsp;visuals stand out even more.
BTS&lsquo;s&nbsp;V&nbsp;dyed his hair a striking blue for their 2019 'Boy With Luv'&nbsp;promotions, and left fans open-mouthed with envy at how effortlessly he pulled off the look.
EXO&lsquo;s&nbsp;Chen,&nbsp;Baekhyun&nbsp;and&nbsp;Xiumin&nbsp;formed the first sub-unit of EXO called&nbsp;EXO-CBX, and for their debut promotions&nbsp;Xiumin dyed his hair a bright blue that truly fit the theme of their flowery track, 'Blooming Days'.
IU&nbsp;also&nbsp;dyed her blue, in accordance with her 'Blueming'&nbsp;promotions. She dyed her hair a bright color for the first time in a while, and had fans appreciating that look for days! Blue is just a color that IU&nbsp;does so well.
At the&nbsp;2018 MAMA&nbsp;event,&nbsp;Stray Kids&lsquo;&nbsp;Han&nbsp;showed up with a bright blue head of hair that truly stole the show! The color fit well on him, and made him stand out so much more than he already does.

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