India, Oct. 25 -- They have performed across several countries, yet K-pop boy band NTX were excited to explore Delhi as soon as they landed here on Friday. The seven-member group performed at the recent Rang De Korea 2026 festival in Saket, where they were awestruck by how intently fans listened to their music. On their return to the Capital, the band found the city "familiar" yet "different". "We came to Delhi two years ago, but can't really say we experienced a lot back then. However, coming back this time, meeting new people in Delhi, and trying new foods... for instance, we tried something like aloo tikki, and since it had similarities to foods in Korea, it gave off an image that felt both fresh and familiar," shares Hyeongjin Baek. It was, however, city's attentive audience that impressed the band most. "We've performed in various countries, and everywhere the audience enthusiastically enjoys our stage. But Indian fans seem to listen to our songs very attentively as well," says Bae Kyeong, explaining how this plays out across different songs. The connection with Indian listeners extends beyond the stage. Asked who they would like to collaborate with, and the band is quick to name Hanumankind. "We really like Hanumankind. The song Big Dawgs is extremely famous in Korea right now and pops up a lot on Reels and social media. If the opportunity comes, we'd love to collaborate with them," says Yunhyeok Jang. With Diwali approaching, the band says it is glad to be in India during the festive season. "I know the Diwali festival celebrates the victory of light over darkness. It's a time when each home lights small lamps called diya, sets off firecrackers, and spends time with family," says Eunho Cho, adding, "We are deeply honoured to be here during this festive season, and if we get the chance, we'd love to experience and enjoy it together as well. But before we fly out, we would like to wish: Happy Diwali, India."...