Anushka Sen Discovers Her Own Sticker At Haru Film Photobooth In Seoul
Indian actress stumbles upon a heartwarming surprise while exploring K-culture abroad.
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Indian actress and social media personality Anushka Sen recently had what she described as the “best surprise ever” while visiting Seoul, South Korea. The 22-year-old star was stunned to discover her own sticker at a Haru Film photobooth, allowing fans to take pictures with her virtual presence.
The Unexpected Discovery
Anushka took to Instagram to share her excitement about the surprising find. “I walked into Haru Film photobooth in Seoul and found my sticker—you can actually take a picture with me at any booth!” she wrote in her caption. The actress described it as “a surreal and cool experience” that she’ll “never forget.”
In the post, Anushka can be seen posing beside a digital screen displaying her image, clearly delighted by the unexpected recognition in a foreign country. She expressed gratitude to Haru Film and AsiaLab, specifically thanking AsiaLab CEO Lee Jungsub for making this possible.
Growing Korean Connection
This discovery comes amid Anushka’s expanding presence in South Korea. The actress has been actively involved in several projects with AsiaLab, a company that appears to be facilitating cultural connections between Korea and India.
Recently, Anushka has been part of multiple Korea-focused initiatives. In a previous post, she unveiled a new photoshoot taken in Seoul with AsiaLab CEO Lee Jungsub, where she revealed her Korean name as Seon Yeo-myung. The photoshoot took place at the Mondrian Seoul Itaewon hotel, which she described as “South Korea’s most beautiful hotel.”
Series Of Korean Content Projects
Anushka’s work in Korea extends beyond photoshoots. She has been hosting a series of shows that explore different aspects of Korean culture. These include “God of Beauty,” “God of Fashion,” and “God of Taste” – all spin-offs of the original “God of Travel” concept.
In “God of Beauty,” Anushka visited and interviewed Korea’s top K-Beauty companies selected by AsiaLab, including representatives from Yeoti, Innisfree, and Classys Inc. Similarly, for “God of Fashion,” she explored Korea’s trendsetting fashion scene, featuring brands like Gentlemonster, Ojos, Mardi Mercredi, and others.
The most recently announced series, “God of Taste,” focuses on Korean food culture. Anushka has been visiting iconic dishes and culinary spots featured in the Netflix show “Culinary Class Wars,” tasting her way through Korea’s food landscape.
Cultural Ambassador Role
Through these projects, Anushka appears to be taking on the role of a cultural ambassador between India and South Korea. Her posts frequently mention connecting these two cultures, with phrases like “Bringing Korea and India together — one bite at a time” and “Connecting Korea, India, and the global fashion world.”
In a separate post about her Korean experience, Anushka shared her feelings with the caption “aisa laga jaise main ek k drama mein hu 🌸” (It felt like I was in a K-drama), highlighting her immersion in Korean culture.
About Anushka Sen
According to her Wikipedia page, Anushka Sen is an Indian actress and social media personality who began her career as a child actress. She is known for her roles in television shows like “Baal Veer” and “Jhansi Ki Rani” and films like “Crazy Cukkad Family” and “Am I Next.” Born on August 4, 2002, Anushka has also appeared in music videos.
With a substantial following on social media platforms, Anushka has leveraged her popularity to expand into international markets, with South Korea being a significant focus recently. At just 22 years old, she has established herself as a notable figure in both Indian entertainment and now appears to be building bridges with the Korean entertainment industry.
Anushka’s growing presence in South Korea aligns with her apparent international career aspirations. Her collaboration with AsiaLab seems to be opening doors for cross-cultural projects between the two countries.
In her post about the photobooth discovery, Anushka concluded by saying it was truly a moment she’ll “never forget,” signaling the personal significance of seeing her influence extend to another country’s popular culture.
As Anushka continues to expand her international presence, this unexpected discovery of her own sticker in a Seoul photobooth represents a tangible symbol of her growing recognition beyond Indian borders.
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