Shantanu Maheshwari & HENNY's Viral Reels Hit 6 Million Views, Sparking Global Collaboration Buzz

A collaborative Reels video featuring Indian actor Shantanu Maheshwari and K-pop artist HENNY has taken the internet by storm, surpassing 6 million views in just two days.

The clip, filmed spontaneously at Megabox COEX in Seoul, was part of promotions for Maheshwari's upcoming Bollywood film, 'Love in Vietnam.'

It quickly went viral not only among Korean and Indian fans but also within global K-pop and Bollywood communities, instantly becoming a trending topic.

Fans raved about the seamless chemistry and rhythmic performance, with comments like, "The perfect combination of Korea and India," and "This is the start of HENNY's global journey."

Maheshwari, a star in India known for his work in films, dramas, and dance, teaming up with a Korean artist like HENNY is considered a rare and significant event, drawing attention from the entertainment industry.

Indian fans are particularly excited, expressing hopes for HENNY's participation in Indian projects. They believe the synergy between the two artists could extend beyond film promotions, with some speculating about HENNY's potential entry into the Indian market.

The viral Reels are seen as a testament to HENNY's growing 'global brand value.' Industry insiders noted the rarity of a single video capturing simultaneous reactions from fanbases in two different countries.

A representative from HENNY's agency, Roots Entertainment, stated, "The meeting with Shantanu Maheshwari's team began as a natural exchange, but the overwhelming response has led to numerous collaboration requests. We are actively considering international projects that can expand HENNY's global reach."

The agency added, "India is a massive market for music and film, and we aim to deliver meaningful activities that meet fan expectations."

Netizens praised the unexpected collaboration, with comments like, 'Wow, HENNY is truly going global!', and 'Shantanu Maheshwari's vibe with HENNY is amazing. Hope to see them work together more.' The positive reception highlights the growing interest in cross-cultural entertainment exchanges.