Being an Indian dance teacher in South Korea

In this interview, NOVAsia sat down with Noori Bak, a Korean Indian dance teacher who is currently running a dance academy in Seoul, to discuss her path in learning Indian dance and what the experience brought to her life. She also talked about the challenges of promoting Indian dance in South Korea, a country filled with K-pop and other street dance genres.
Guest: Noori Bak
Producer/Editor: Xinpei Luo
Assistant Editor: Erin Tiedemann
Music: Expression by Pold
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[@RomyIlano]

So cute! ❤

[@the1975dave]

Great knowledge and insight

[@MAHESHTR-w9l]

Openly i can say that this lady have just know 1% knowledge out of 100 about Indian dance.
Dancing with acting is indian indian dance, not making systematic steps together. Only few can master on it and earn respect.
Ambani, Asia's biggest Richman's wife was a good dancer.

[@mkreddy5931]

If you wanted to learn Kathak dance, you should have learned it from an Indian Hindu dance teacher in India and you would have learned Kathak dance very well.

[@InjusticeinIndia]

Not everyone can afford..

[@the1975dave]

Great dance

[@BheemNatung]

From which state you are

[@rgegrsegerghyuj4994]

Tamil says it not Bollywood but its tamilwood