South Korean boyband NTX performed Arijit Singh's popular track Kesariya and tapped a foot on Bollywood numbers Kaala Chashma and Koi Mil Gaya at the Korea Culture Day 2026 celebrations took place at Delhi on Friday.
Organised by the Korean Cultural Centre India at Select CITYWALK on October 23, the festival celebrated India-South Korea friendship through music, traditional arts, martial arts and interactive cultural experiences, according to a press release.
Titled “One Light, Two Cities”, the event drew parallels between India’s Diwali and South Korea’s Chuseok, underscoring the festivals’ shared emphasis on family, community and togetherness.
The two-day festival, which continues on October 24, featured six Korean performance teams presenting different facets of the country’s cultural heritage, ranging from classical crossover music and contemporary instrumental fusion to Taekwondo and K-pop.
Kang Kwon Su, director of Korean Cultural Centre India, said the festival aimed to offer diverse audiences, particularly young Indians, an opportunity to experience Korean culture firsthand.
“We will continue to expand cultural exchange programmes in major Indian cities, creating more opportunities for local and Korean cultures to come together in diverse ways,” he said.
Formed in 2021 by South Korean talent agency Victory Company, NTX is a eight member band. The members are Hyeongjin, Yunhyeok, Xiha, Changhun, Hojun, Rawhyun, Eunho, and Seungwon. The band made their debut with their lead single Kiss The World from their debut EP Full of Lovescapes.