Its not just Hollywood or Bollywood movies, but even Nepali Movies are getting an exclusive premieres in USA with support of Nepali Diaspora. It was not long before when Bhuvan K.C. went in USA for long spree of premiere for his movie Ma Timi Bina Mari Halchu… . This time it was movie Kathmandu, produced and directed by Akash Adhikary which was premiered at Scottish...

Where there is fire, smoke is evident! Arunimal Lamsal & Nikhil latest center blow up in the national weekly ‘Saptahik’ suddenly created a havoc in Nepali cinesansar. Gossip mongers were busy speculating Arunima Lamsal is parting away from her marriage into divorce. The center blow up featured exotic and intimate shoots between Lamsal and Uperti. Recently,...

It has been a necessity for Nepalese heroines to be more glamorous for their long-term career in film industry. Actresses with professional acting strength who shy away with sexy or sensuous scenes have had a very tough time for getting film projects. This situation has left Nepalese actresses torn between two options: either mould oneself into a glamorous figure or say...

Previous Articles History of Nepali Cinema: Part I - Aama & Maitighar ! History of Nepali Cinema: Part II - The Golden Era During mid 90s, Nepali films began to fare badly. Gradually, the film industry began to experience a very hard time, though productions did not cease altogether. One of the reasons for this were that the quantity of films outdid the capacity of...

You can read part I of this article here. In the 1970s, the government introduced a tax rebate policy. According to it, 50 percent (which was later increased to 65 percent) of entertainment tax would be rebated to the producers. This proved to be a major booster. Investment in film became a little more secure. The movie Paral ko Aago (परालको आगो), directed...

Nepal does not have a very long film history, but the industry has its own place in the cultural heritage of Nepal. Most Nepali films use Bollywood-style songs and narrative, and are shot on 16-millimeter film. In film industry parlance, Kathmandu, the capital and center of the Nepali-language film industry, is called Kollywood (or Kaliwood as an alternate spelling) within...