Against this backdrop of such popularity, the recent scene of Kim Ji-won trying to pass herself off as an Indian in a Korean drama has resurfaced. The scene is from the popular 2012 Korean sitcom “High kick 3: “Short Legs’ Revenge,” a show known for its humor and quirky characters. change.
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What follows is a comic episode in which the girls, faced with the prospect of punishment, choose a desperate ruse, pretending to be American and American. Indian “Foreigners” try to evade inspection. It’s here that Kim Ji-won, in an unforgettably hilarious moment, dresses up as an Indian girl, dons traditional clothing, and makes a hilariously serious attempt at Hindi dialogue.
As the scene unfolds, Kim Ji-won’s character enthralls the audience by repeating the only Hindi phrase she knows: “Main khoobsurat hoon, mere se shadi karoge” (“I’m beautiful, will you marry me?”) happy. Despite the inevitable revelations from the authorities, Kim Ji-won’s “Indian girl” image remained undeterred, doubling down on her defense with an impromptu dance to further prove her alleged Indian identity.
The clip first gained viral attention during the airing of “High Kick 3: Revenge of the Short Kick,” but resurfaced after Kim Ji Won’s recent drama “The Queen of Short Kicks,” capturing viewers’ attention once again. This hilarious comeback proves that Kim Ji-won has the ability to leave a lasting impression on viewers long after the scene is over.
