South Korean Foreign Minister, Park Jin, who is currently on a two-day official visit to India, on Friday, talked about the Oscar-winning song ''Naatu Naatu''.Talking to ANI, Park said, "You know, natu natu dance is really popular in Korea. I saw the movie myself, Rise Roar and Revolt (RRR) which is a fantastic movie. And also the story. I think it was an extraordinary story about the Indian people and history and I'm very glad that our Korean embassy has taken special attention to the Naatu Naatu and this movie and demonstrated our music, singing and dancing to the Indian public which I think is a great way to communicate with each other." 'Naatu Naatu' Fever Rages on! David Warner Wants to Perform Iconic Steps of Oscar 2023 'Best Original Song', Delhi Capitals' Teammate Responds.

Recently, a video of the South Korean embassy in India's staff grooving to the RRR's hit track has gone viral on social media. Not just that, the viral video also piqued the interest of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The video was shared by the official Twitter handle of the embassy. The caption read, "We are happy to share with you the Korean Embassy's Naatu Naatu dance cover. See the Korean Ambassador Chang Jae-bok along with the embassy staff Naatu Naatu!!" In the video, the staff at the embassy could be seen dancing together to the beats of ''Naatu Naatu''. RRR Impact: South Korean Ambassador of India Chang Jae-Bok Takes ‘Naatu Naatu’ Dance Challenge With Embassy Staff in This Viral Video- WATCH.

Reacting to the video, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote, "Lively and adorable team effort," followed by a thumbs-up emoji. Park also expressed his love for Indian films and said, "I love Bollywood movies. I saw 3 Idiots and also Shah Rukh Khan's movie Chennai Express which is one of my favourite movies. And also Rise, Roar and Revolt (RRR). So, I think that we need wider cultural exchanges between the two countries especially among young generations to understand each other and to appreciate India's culture and vice versa so that we can intensify our bilateral friendship and cooperation." Park Jin is currently on a two-day official visit to India starting Friday. His visit to India comes as the two countries mark the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic relations.