With a video of its staff dancing to the song Naatu Naatu from the popular Telugu movie RRR, the South Korean embassy in India has won over Indians.
The video features different dance moves from the song performed by Ambassador Chang Jae-bok and his team in smaller and larger groups.
With 1.2 million views as of right now, the video went viral over the weekend.
It was a "lively and adorable team effort," according to Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi.
Several people can be seen dancing across various locations in the 53-second video, some of whom are wearing kurtas with leggings and others who are dressed in the traditional Korean hanbok.
The video concludes with a large group dance that mimics the final few beats of the original song.
The song's selection itself is not surprising; Naatu Naatu is a vivacious musical number that has won fans all over the world and honors such as a Golden Globe.
Additionally nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Song, it is expected to win on March 12th.
The song features Telugu superstars Ram Charan and Jr. NTR matching each other in a highly synchronized dance-off that combines various genres, including traditional Bollywood moves. Over 122 million people have watched the video on YouTube.
The song's success has been fueled by the overwhelmingly positive reviews that the historical fantasy RRR, which tells the tale of two revolutionaries who struggle against British rule in India, has received from audiences around the world.
The movie set box office records in Japan and spent several weeks among Netflix's top 10 movies.
