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SIR IAN’S CALL TO ACTION

ACCLAIMED actor Sir Ian McKellen has done whatbig-name gay Bollywood actors are afraid to do.

While they still remain in the closet, Sir Ian (right)used his recent trip to In- dia to talk about gay rights in a country where homo- sexuality is still a criminal


offence. Attending the seventh Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival, he said: “Whatev- er our sexuality, we must all be treated equally. That is the world Nelson Man- dela fought for. That is the future, I believe, Mahatma Gandhi dream of seeing.”

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India K-drama potential

Yoo Insik says 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' success shows India is ready for its own global content surge

'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' director claims India has the imagination and scale to match K-drama success worldwide

Highlights:

  • Extraordinary Attorney Woo director Yoo Insik visits India for the first time
  • Says Indian content has the scale and imagination to travel worldwide
  • Points to shared social themes between Korea and India
  • Confirms new Netflix shows The Wonder Fools and 100 Days of Lies
  • Season two of Extraordinary Attorney Woo still under careful discussion

Extraordinary Attorney Woo director Yoo Insik believes Indian content is close to a global lift-off, saying the stories he has seen on his India trip show sharp craft and a sense of scale that could cross borders. Speaking in New Delhi, he linked this to rising interest in Korean shows and the growing exchange of ideas between the two countries.

India K-drama potential Yoo Insik says 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' success shows India is ready for its own global content surge Instagram/koreanembassyindia

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