Entertainment Desk :
Students from King Sejong Institute Dhaka 2, Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) have clinched first and second prizes in dance and musical performances at the 2024 K-Culture Lover’s Night Talent Show held recently at the Korean Ambassador’s residence in Dhaka. The event aimed to celebrate Korean culture through vibrant performances in singing, dancing, and speaking, said a press release.
Jannatul Maowa from Computer Science and Engineering, Tanisha Islam from Environmental Science and Management, and Muhsia Amin Khan from English and Modern Languages, all members of the IUB K-Club and associated with the King Sejong Institute (KSI) at IUB, captivated the audience with their graceful Korean dance, earning the first prize. Md Monir Hossain, a participant of the KSI Community Course, won second prize with his soulful rendition of a Korean song. In total, 10 participants from IUB’s KSI participated in the event.
The event featured competitors from various institutions including AIUB, DIU, Dhaka University, and BDK-Family (the Korean Cultural Community in Bangladesh).
The evening began with a networking session, followed by a welcome speech by Park Young-sik, the Korean Ambassador to Bangladesh, and personal stories shared by participants.
Fatima-Tuz-Zohra, an International Business major at IUB and Executive Member of the IUB K-Club, served as the Master of Ceremonies.
The 2024 K-Culture Lover’s Night provided a platform for enthusiasts to celebrate and showcase their passion for Korean culture, strengthening cultural exchanges and enhancing mutual understanding between Bangladesh and Korea.