Park Shin Hye and Lee Min Ho starred together in the popular and hit K-drama The Heirs. They played each other’s love interests, and their on-screen chemistry made fans wish for their reunion.

The duo recently reunited at Park Shin Hye’s wedding with Choi Tae Joon, which was a star-studded event attended by several people from the South Korean industry.

Lee Min Ho took to his social media to congratulate his co-star in a unique way. He shared photos of himself from the wedding: a mirror selfie wearing a grey suit and a picture from the invitation card which read “Kim Tan,” a reference to his character from The Heirs. The actor addressed his co-star with his character’s name, adding a sense of personalization.

Fans were in awe of the caption along with the post, which was also a reference from their series, reading, “Do I congratulate you?” This line was iconic from when Kim Tan proposed to Cha Eun Sang by asking, “Do I like you?”

If this wasn’t enough to make fans feel nostalgic, singer Lee Hong Ki entertained the guests with a beautiful rendition of I’m Saying from the series.

The Heirs is a South Korean TV series released in 2013, starring Lee Min-ho, Park Shin-hye, and Kim Woo-bin. The series is a teenage drama that shows a young man from a wealthy family falling in love with his housemaid’s daughter.

Five people, including a woman, died and several others are reported injured after a Kolkata-bound bus fell from a bridge in Odisha’s Jajpur district on Monday evening, police said. 

The accident took place around 9 pm on Barabati bridge on National Highway-16, when the bus with 40 passengers was en route to Kolkata from Puri.

Rescue operation is underway at the accident spot.

Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik condoled the deaths and announced a compensation of Rs 3 lakh each for the families who lost a loved one. 

India has emerged as the most favored investment destination among the three major Asian economies, according to a recent MLIV Pulse survey. Despite China’s low stock valuations and Japan’s efforts to enhance corporate governance, nearly half of the 390 respondents chose India as the top pick. The survey results reflect a strong belief in the potential of Indian companies, as the country prepares for its general elections, which will be held in seven phases from April 19 to June 1.