KPop Demon Hunters Singers EJAE, Audrey Nuna And Rei Ami Name Favourite Indian Foods, K-Dramas - Watch

HUNTR/X love Indian food! The singers behind the K-pop girl group from Netflix's animated blockbuster KPop Demon Hunters revealed their favourite Indian delicacies, K-dramas, and the craziest fan moment

in pop culture. Here's what EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami told Netflix India in a new interview. Check out the video below.

EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami are big fans of Indian food!

On Instagram, Netflix India posted a new interview with the singers in which they let fans in on their favourite Indian foods. The caption for the video stated, "Huntrix likes samosas, the honmoon is safe." Rei Ami, who is the voice of Zoey on KPop Demon Hunters, shared that her best friend was Indian.

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When the trio were asked about what they loved about India, EJAE, Audrey, and Rei unanimously said food. Rei enjoys palak paneer and samosas, while Audrey's favourite was biryani.EJAE, who voices lead singer Rumi, named Jinu as her favourite Saja boy. Moving on to K-dramas, the singers all had their personal favourites. EJAE named Glory, Audrey singled out Stairway to Heaven, while Rei stated Coffee Prince as her best K-drama.ALSO READ: Who Are EJAE, Audrey Nuna And Rei Ami; Real-Life Singers Behind Billboard No. 1 Song Golden From KPop Demon Hunters?

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Rei named the 2025 US Open, where tennis player Novak Djokovic danced to the Saja Boys' earworm Soda Pop on the court. Audrey, who voices Mira in the animated feature, added, "That was crazy!"

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Finally, the Golden singers shared a word to sum up their Kpop Demon Hunters journey. Rei said, "Deserving," EJAE felt it was "iconic," while Audrey shared it was "colourful." Since its release on June 20, KPop Demon Hunters has become the most-watched English film on Netflix, with over 400 million views. Directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, a sequel is in the works.