“Travelling Sketch: Beyond Us, Between Us” Opening Ceremony Over 200 drawings, watercolours, digital works, and ceramics created by four Korean and Indian artists interpreting each other’s cultures were unveiled. △ Artists led a guided tour, sharing insights into their creative process and cultural perspectives. △ Visitors engaged directly with the artists and artworks, creating a participatory and interactive viewing experience. Lucky draw Event A lucky draw with exhibition-themed gifts added excitement and enjoyment for the attendees. Live group drawing session A live group drawing session invited artists and audience members to create together, blending Korean and Indian visual ideas in real time. Group photo session Artists and visitors came together for a group photo, marking the celebration of the opening event.

Director Yoo Insik Meets Indian Hallyu Fans K-drama hitmaker Yoo Insik visited the Korean Cultural Centre India, offering fans a rare chance to engage  directly with the creator of Extraordinary Attorney Woo and Dr. Romantic. Exclusive Insights into K-Drama Production During a talk, Director Yoo shared his creative philosophy, production process,  and behind-the-scenes stories from his globally loved works. Interactive Q&A with Indian Audience Participants engaged in an open Q&A session, discussing memorable scenes,  character development, and Yoo’s signature directorial style. Meet-and-Greet and Autograph Session The event concluded with a group photo, followed by meet-and-greet and autograph opportunities,  giving fans a personal moment with the acclaimed director. Celebrated Works That Shaped Global K-Drama Fans revisited iconic titles such as Extraordinary Attorney Woo, Vagabond, Pinocchio, and Dr. Romantic,  reaffirming Yoo’s influence on global K-drama storytelling, and joined a group photo session to celebrate Hallyu together.

K-Drama Talk with Director Yoo Insik at KCCI Meet the renowned PD behind the global hit Extraordinary Attorney Woo, celebrated for his warm storytelling and unforgettable characters. Join us for an exclusive talk session where Director Yoo shares insights into his creative journey, directing style, and behind-the-scenes stories from the drama. ●Date: 4 December 2025 (Thursday) ●Time: 11:00 AM ●Venue: KCCI ○Souvenir for all attendees ○Special autograph session included ○Free entry

In October 2025, the Korean Cultural Centre India (KCCI) brought the spirit of Seoul to India’s two largest cities — New Delhi and Mumbai — through its landmark cultural festivals “Rang De Korea” and “K-Harmony Festa.” Held on October 11 at Nexus Select CITYWALK (New Delhi) and October 12 at Jio World Drive (Mumbai), the back-to-back festivals attracted thousands of enthusiastic visitors who immersed themselves in the vibrant world of Korean culture, food, fashion, and performances. △ Before the gates opened, many young visitors lined up eagerly to enter △ Indian youngsters enjoy a Korean-style picnic at the Hangang Park zone. △ Visitors pose in front of the Gangneung Jumunjin bus stop zone, inspired by the location featured on a BTS album cover. △  Visitors exploring K-food stalls at the “Street of Seoul” Jongno experience zone. △ Young visitors try out samples from Amorepacific and several other Korean beauty brands.  △  The immersive “Bukchon Hanok Village” zone recreates the charm of traditional Korean architecture,  where visitors can also try on Hanbok. △  YOUNITE’s special fan meet — creating heartwarming moments with Indian fans.

  The Korean Cultural Centre India hosted the 4th New Delhi Korean Film Festival and a special photo exhibition titled “Korea, In the Shadows of Pain, The Light of Dreams” simultaneously from 14 to 16 August 2025, to mark the 80th Anniversary of Korean Liberation. The events were organised to commemorate both 80th Anniversary of Korean Liberation Day and Independence Day of India – celebrated on 15 August, and aimed to reaffirm the shared values of freedom and human dignity between the two countries through the medium of culture and art. The events highlighted Korea’s history and culture through films and photographs, while underscoring the enduring friendship between Korea and India. ▲︎ Visitors experience key moments of Korea’s history at the interactive Polaroid photo zone inside the exhibition. ▲︎ Visitors discuss the meanings within the works, sharing the messages conveyed by the artists. ▲︎ Visitors view the interactive displays, exchanging their reflections. ▲︎ Visitors contemplate the works capturing Korea’s past, immersed in deep appreciation. ▲︎ Visitors explore the interactive displays, reflecting on Korea’s modern history. ▲︎ Opening film ‘Dongju: The Portrait of a Poet’ (2016) portrayed the life and resistance of poet Yun Dong-ju. ▲︎ Actress Moon Choi interacted with the Indian film viewers in an online ‘Cine Talk’ and spoke about the significance of Yun Dong-ju and expressed her interest in Indian cinema. ▲︎ Audiences enjoyed watching the films and reflected on the shared history of Korea and India. ▲︎ Audiences experienced the face-painting activity featuring the two nations’ flags. ▲︎ Audiences shared their thoughts on the comment wall celebrating Korea–India friendship. ▲︎ A group photo of the audience was taken after the film screenings and activities.