India, July 9 -- Anushka Sen is set for her Korean debut with the musical Jeju Olle this year, opposite Korean actor Kang Hyung-seok. Having admired his work for years, the actor calls the opportunity a "dream come true". She says, "Every day I'd wake up wondering if I was still dreaming. I remember telling him on the very first day that I was a huge fan, but I also had to be a thorough professional and I worked really hard." In 2023, Sen became the honorary ambassador for Korea Tourism and now, the 23-year-old has become the first Indian artiste to debut in the Korean film industry. She cherishes the responsibility of representing India in Korea. "It's not only about me doing my best, but also about representing my family, my people," she says. Sen credits her mum for letting her love for K-drama flourish. "My mother and I would watch K-dramas together during the pandemic. She was the first person who said, 'I would love to see you doing something like this one day.' It feels surreal now because this isn't just my dream coming true, but something my family believed in from the beginning," she says. Jeju Olle will release in English, Hindi and Korean, and Sen enjoyed the opportunity to learn Korean language for it. "Everyone on set was teaching me something every day," she shares, adding that even she imparted Indian culture to her Korean colleagues. "We all went to an Indian restaurant together and they absolutely loved naan, dal makhani and rasgullas. I was teaching them Hindi while they were teaching me Korean," she ends....