KATSEYE SHOCKS Indian fans, shares video of them grooving to...
KATSEYE captured the attention of their Indian audience yet again. The global girl group took to their Instagram handle to share a video in which Lara Raj, Sophia Laforteza, Yoonchae Jeung, and Megan Skiendiel were seen dancing to Bole Chudiyan from the film Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham. Even though Daniela Avanzini and Manon Bannerman were missing from the mix, the fans were still captivated by their moves. On December 12, the group posted a video on TikTok and Instagram with the caption "a Bollywood moment." The video went viral pretty quickly, as Indian fans could not get enough of the icons dancing to the hit song starring Shah Rukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Kajol.
Fans reacted to
Fans quickly took to social media to praise the video. One user said on X, "I love, love the culture representation I love that they're embracing and sharing it!!!" Bravo, girls!!!" Another fan said, "Imagine them giving a concert in India." A follower penned down, "KATSEYE X BOLLYWOOD HELL YEAH."
On Instagram, one user said, "A Bollywood KATSEYE concept after the Latin Gabriella there's a vision here " Cuz omg the concerts in the future when each girl gets a culturally relevant song Like, woah I just saw the future." Another person expressed, "UNEXPECTED, CAST THEM IN A BOLLYWOOD MOVIE ALREADY."
What could this mean for India?
Another user explained that this could be a great moment for HYBE with the effort of building a good fanbase in India, after it has opened its office in India. They commented, "It's a sign that the Hybe artist tour in India is coming soon. They recognize India has opened an office there, so expect more activities there."
What is KATSEYE?
KATSEYE was formed by HYBE, along with Geffen Records. It helps in blending Western pop with K-pop. It has six members: Daniela Avanzini, Lara Raj, Manon Bannerman, Megan Skiendiel, Sophia Laforteza, and Yoonchae Jeung. They have members from various ethnicities and countries, including the Philippines, South Korea, Switzerland, and the United States.