This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
The wife of the Indian ambassador made a surprise appearance on 'Save Me! Homes.'
On the 25th, MBC entertainment show 'Save Me! Homes' (hereinafter 'Homes') featured a special commute segment along the Han River, during which the Indian ambassador's residence was revealed.
While taking the Han River bus that day, Lucky introduced the Indian ambassador's residence and said, "The Indian ambassador's residence has space where the ambassador's family lives and space for entertaining guests. I have been there. I went last year with actor Shin Hyun-jun."
Kim Sook, Baekga and Leo said, "Let us look around too," and "Can't you show us around?" and Lucky said, "I can. I even have the ambassador's personal phone number," and immediately tried to call the embassy.
A surprised Leo said, "Can a call be connected this quickly?" and Baekga also marveled, "Are you that close that you can call the ambassador directly?" Meanwhile, Kim Sook said, "I can't believe everything Lucky says," and added, "He won't pick up. Isn't it spam?" showing disbelief.
But shortly after, the four gathered at the Indian ambassador's residence. Kim Sook said, "Thanks to Lucky we get to see this place," and Lucky proudly said, "This might be the first time the ambassador's house has been opened to the public." In the studio, Kim Sook said, "We learned about Lucky's ability again then. It's the first time and probably the last time we'll see this."
At last they entered the Indian ambassador's residence. The place, about 600 pyeong, attracted attention with a wide entrance leading to a three-level garden. There was even a three-story house, and Lucky explained, "It might seem excessive for one family to live in, but many gatherings take place, so it's essential for entertaining."
In the spacious area, Joo Woo-jae marveled, "I never imagined it would spread out that much inside that gate." Inside the ambassador's residence there was also an open living room, and Indian furniture and accessories filled the house.
In the space that was living room upon living room, Lucky said, "Rather than disliking doors, because it's the ambassador's house it seems they expanded it to accommodate many guests," and added, "I didn't realize it was this spacious when more than 100 people gathered."
The appearing wife of the Indian ambassador said the ambassador's residence used to be a school in the 1980s and said, "We remodeled it eight years ago, but we tried to preserve the building's structure as it was." She went on to introduce that the total number of rooms is eight and there are six bathrooms.
Meanwhile, when asked which Korean actors she likes, the ambassador's wife mentioned Park Bo-gum, Lee Dong-wook and Gong Yoo. Lucky said, "She is so into K-dramas that she wants to meet them all," drawing attention.
[Photo] 'Save Me! Homes' broadcast screen capture
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