South Korean Embassy staff groove to RRR’s ‘Naatu Naatu’ song- Diarytimes
The fever of ‘natu’ natu’ has engulfed the whole world. After winning the Oscar for Best Original Song, the world is dancing to the tunes of this power-packed song.
Even the staff of the South Korean Embassy in India were not left untouched by the magic of the song. They danced their heart out on the song and thoroughly enjoyed the performance.
The video has been shared on the Twitter handle of the Korean Embassy in India, which is going viral. In this 53-second video, the employees of the South Korean Embassy are seen dancing in full on natu-natu. Ambassador Chang Jae-bak was also seen doing dance steps with them.
Sharing the video, the embassy wrote, We are happy to share with you the Natu-Natu dance cover of the Korean Embassy.
The video was shared on 25 February. So far, about 4.5 lakh people have seen it. The video has also attracted the attention of PM Modi. PM Modi has praised the effort of the team while sharing the video.
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