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A |     Shantanu Maheshwari is currently in South Korea. The actor has recently interacted with the K-Pop girl group X:IN and achieved an incredible feat. For those unaware, his film, Love in Vietnam has won two awards at the Seoul Global Movie Awards 2025.          Besides the film showcasing in India, it was earlier this year screened at the DaNang Asian Film Festival in Vietnam. Interestingly, the makers have arranged a special screening for the Korean audience of the film. Shantanu further shared his excitement on winning big at the awards show. He said, “It was such an unbelievable moment to witness Love in Vietnam picking up not just one, but two awards at the Seoul Global Movie Awards. This is a huge milestone! As it's the very first time an Indian film has won two awards there. That made our victory feel even more special, and honestly, it was surreal.”He spoke about meeting other stars and being recognised on a global scale. He said, “Meeting so many incredible Korean stars and veteran actors in the audience was a dream come true. And just stepping onto that stage, getting recognized internationally for our film, felt like a beautiful dream I didn’t want to wake up from. I’m truly grateful to see the film being accepted so well on such respected International platforms.”"It was so touching to see the Korean audience’s enthusiasm. They were genuinely excited about watching the film on its releases there. I want to thank Rahhat sir for believing in me and giving me the opportunity to be a part of this film. I missed the rest of our team, especially those who couldn’t be there. This entire experience in Seoul has been unforgettable,” concluded Shantanu.          Alongside Shantanu, the movie also stars Avneet Kaur and Kha Ngan. It was released in India on September 12, 2025.Also Read: Shantanu Maheshwari and Avneet Kaur On Love In Vietnam | Filmfare Exclusive。    (ECNS)--Two-time Olympic gold medalist Wu Dajing has been officially named the new head coach of China’s national short track speed skating team following an open recruitment process, the Winter Sports Administration Centre of GASC announced on Wednesday.        The 32-year-old Wu, a legendary figure in Chinese short track history, competed in three Winter Olympic Games.    He claimed China's first and only gold medal at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in the men's 500-meter event, and went on to lead the Chinese team to win the 2000-meter mixed relay title at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.    The veteran speed skater announced his retirement from competitive racing in January this year.     (By Helen Mo, intern Lin Qiaochu)                    。

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