Le Sserafim's Eunchae & Sakura’s “Spaghetti” Indian Remix Reel Wows Global Audiences

LE SSERAFIM’s Eunchae & Sakura Go Viral With Indian “Spaghetti” Remix Reel

LE SSERAFIM are serving global flavor again — this time on Instagram Reels. The group’s official account @le_sserafim recently posted a reel featuring Hong Eunchae and Sakura doing the now-iconic “Spaghetti” choreography to an Indian-style remix of their new track “Spaghetti”.

The reel swaps the original sound for a mix that leans into desi-style beats, giving the dance a fresh, festival-ready twist that feels right at home for fans in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and across India’s fast-growing K-Pop community. It’s a short clip, but it perfectly captures where K-Pop and Indian pop culture are starting to meet — in the middle of everyone’s For You Page.

Watch the Reel

Watch the Reel

Why an Indian Remix of “Spaghetti” Makes So Much Sense

India is now one of the most active K-Pop streaming markets in the world, and a huge part of that growth is happening on platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and Spotify. Indian fans aren’t just watching MVs – they are:

• Creating dance covers and Reels for their bias groups.
• Mixing K-Pop choreography with Indian audio – Bollywood, Tollywood, indie remixes, lo-fi, and EDM.
• Running fan pages that translate Korean content into Hindi, English, and regional Indian languages.

How K-Pop Companies Are Court­ing Indian Fans

Reels like this aren’t happening in a vacuum. Major K-Pop companies are increasingly paying attention to India as a key growth market. Streaming data and fan surveys show a huge surge in Indian K-Pop listeners, especially after the pandemic, as more fans discovered K-Pop through online platforms and social media.

Labels and agencies are responding with:

• Localized social media accounts and posts aimed at Indian fans.
• Events, cinema screenings, and fan activations in major Indian cities.
• Talk of more auditions, training programs, and collaborations that connect Indian talent with the global K-Pop ecosystem.

As India’s music streaming market keeps growing, we can expect more:

• Official Indian-language subtitles on content.
• India-exclusive promotions and fan events.
• Crossovers between K-Pop and Indian artists, producers, or choreographers.