No Hong-cheol, beard at risk of being shaved off at Indian barbershop: "It doesn't exist in Korea" [With Monks and Guests]

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Broadcasters No Hong-cheol and actor Lee Sang-yoon take on a challenge in India.

In the SBS program "Beop-rum Road: With Monks and Guests" (hereinafter "With Monks and Guests"), airing on the 9th, No Hong-cheol and Lee Sang-yoon are shown taking on Indian-style grooming.

With the addition of Woo-chan, a member of the group All Day Project, the guests are now complete. They visit a school established by Monk Beop-rum 32 years ago. The school was built in a village inhabited by untouchables, who have long suffered discrimination for being classified as "outside the caste system" under India's caste system. Upon arriving at the school, the guests observed classes and even joined a dance lesson.

Responding to the enthusiastic requests of local children, Woo-chan took the stage on the spot and engaged in a dance battle with the so-called "Sujata Boys," demonstrating the approachability and adaptability befitting the youngest member of the "All-Rounder Genji."

Afterward, the guests visited a night market in Bodh Gaya. While enjoying local street food and soaking in the night market atmosphere, Lee Sang-yoon, who is known not to enjoy street food, enthusiastically participated in a food tour, earning recognition from No Hong-cheol as an "Indian food connoisseur." In particular, he was seen thoroughly enjoying even foods that were divisive among the guests, showing how deeply he had become immersed in India.

Meanwhile, the guests attempted to negotiate with a merchant to purchase an electric mosquito swatter but faced difficulties as the tense bargaining session showed little progress. Eventually, No Hong-cheol made a decisive move that instantly shifted the tone of the negotiation. Interest is now focused on his bargaining technique that won over the local merchant.

Later, No Hong-cheol and Lee Sang-yoon discovered a barbershop and immediately took on an Indian-style grooming challenge. The two were unable to hide their amazement at the special full course offered for less than 2,500 won at Hanwha. In particular, No Hong-cheol expressed satisfaction, saying, "This doesn't exist in our country," and "It costs 120,000 won at a hotel." However, curiosity rises as a razor suddenly appeared, putting his beard at risk of being cut off.

"With Monks and Guests" will air on the 9th at 9 p.m.

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