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K-Pop in India

K-pop in India is a podcast designed for India’s ever-growing K-pop community. Despite the genre’s immense popularity in the country, there are few platforms that truly explore its depth, impact, and ongoing trends.

Podcast · By Shreya and Soham · English · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Keeping Up With K-pop: September Edition — Jungkook, BTS & What’s Happening in India (opens the original)

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    September is packed, so we’re catching up on everything happening across K-pop — from Jungkook’s latest Calvin Klein campaign and what it says about his global brand presence, to the latest BTS tour information and everything ARMY needs to keep an eye on. We’re also bringing the conversation closer to home with the latest K-pop news from India, fandom updates, events, and what’s happening in the Indian K-pop ecosystem. From BTS and Jungkook to the stories shaping K-pop in India, this is your Sep

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Will SEVENTEEN Come to India? The Future of K-Pop, Jungkook, & Hybe in India (opens the original)

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    Is India finally becoming a serious destination for global music? In this episode, we unpack the growing possibility of SEVENTEEN bringing their concert to India — and what it could mean for the country's live music ecosystem. We also get into Jungkook , the latest developments around the final leg of BTS's US tour, and what these global superstar moments tell us about India's appetite for K-pop. But the bigger question is: what happens to HYBE in India from here? Are Indian fans ready for more

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Decoding KATSEYE: Setting the Stage for HYBE’s Indian Girl Group (opens the original)

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    KATSEYE has been pushing the boundaries of what a global girl group can look like — and their journey could offer some interesting clues about what comes next for HYBE India. In this episode, we look at what KATSEYE is doing right now: their positioning, music, content strategy, fandom building, global identity, and the way they sit between K-pop and the wider global pop industry. More importantly, we explore what their success could mean for the upcoming HYBE India girl group and the space they

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    What the Luminate Midyear Report Tells Us About K-Pop (opens the original)

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    What does the latest Luminate Midyear Report actually tell us about the state of K-pop? In this episode, we break down the report through a specifically K-pop lens — looking beyond the headlines and into the numbers behind K-pop’s global performance. From streaming and album consumption to physical sales, artist rankings, fan behaviour, and K-pop’s position within the wider global music market, we unpack what the data really means. We also look at where K-pop is growing, where the industry may b

  5. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Keeping Up With K-pop: Everything We Missed (opens the original)

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    We’re finally back with Keeping Up With K-pop ! 🎙️💜 After a much-needed break with a lot of changes, we’re catching up on everything we’ve missed — because K-pop definitely did not slow down while we were away. From new music and major artist moves to brand partnerships, fandom moments, industry news and everything else that had K-pop Twitter talking, we’re unpacking the stories you need to know. Think of this episode as your K-pop catch-up session — whether you’ve been keeping up with every hea

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