Manoj Baraili for Works Films Production presents,
Nepali Movie – Eaka Trail
Starring – Digbijaya Khadka, Ram Bhakta Shrestha, Dharmendra Acharya, Sandip Syangtan etc.
Part 1
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Author: Anand Nepal
Nepali Movie – Nata
Starring – Bhuwan KC, Shree Krishna Shrestha, Ashok Sharma, Gauri Malla, Geetanjali etc.
Director – Bishow Basnet
‘Nata’ is the debut movie of actor Bishow Basnet as a director. Actor Shree Krishna Shrestha debuted in the movie as an actor. The film is the first presentation of Tract Movie Makers’ and produced by Chhabi Raj Ojha.
The movie was a huge success. Chhabi took it off the theaters after it ran for 97 days. He didn’t want it to run through 100 days because of the cost involved in the 100-days celebration and other stuffs. Chhabi’s wife Geetanjali is also featured in the movie. She later committed suicide. After her death, Chhabi married actress Rekha Thapa.
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Nepali Movie – Takkar Dui Mutuko (2010)
Starring: Arjun Karki, Rose Rana, Saujanya Subba, Ramchandra Adhikari etc.
Director – Rishi Neupane
The fifth presentation of Sophiya Cine Arts by actor and producer Rose Rana, Nepali movie ‘Takkar Dui Mutuko’ is an action movie. Rose was previously having an affair with the actress Saujanya Subba. The break-up was made a big issue and Rose had to go to the police station for it.
The story and the script of the movie is written by Maunata Shrestha. The viewers have complained that the movie is mostly the copy of Hindi movies ‘Humraz’ and ‘Devdas’.
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Movie – Yeshu ko Katha (Nepali Version)Â
Movie – Yeshu ko Katha (Nepali Version of Christ’s Story)Â
This is a movie telling about the story of Jesus Christ with the aim to promote Christian belief and encourage people to convert themselves to Christian religion. The movie is posted here for educational purpose and we don’t promote Christian faith (or, any other faiths).
The movie is not available now. Please visit this page for other latest Nepali movies.
Holi at Karishma Manandhar home – Photo feature
In the special program, present film related personalities were – actresses like Rekha Thapa, Nandita KC, Rejina Upreti, and Sushma Karki. Among the actors, present were – Yashraj, Niraj Baral, Naresh Poudel, Aakash Adhikari, Ashok Sharma, Shovit Basnet, Sudarshan Thapa, Ukesh Dahal, Kiran KC, and Shayam Bhattarai. Other personalities include Rajendra Khadgi, Himal KC, Govinda Rai, Prabhu Shamsher, Dinesh DC. Also present in the occasion were various singers, journalists and Manandhar family friends.
Happy Holi – Karishma Manandhar organizing a special event
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Karishma Manandhar Event:
In the occasion, actress Karishma Manandhar is organizing a holi celebration in her home at Godawari, Lalitpur. Karishma has invited many of the Nepali movie personalities to celebrate holi in her home. The holi celebration starts at 10 AM in the morning and will run till about 5:00 PM in the evening. The event reminds me of photos of Rekha Thapa celebrating holi last year.
The actor Rajesh Hamal is on his way back from Japan and he is going to celebrate Holi in Thailand. He is returning back to Nepal on Sunday.
Bitter-Sweet – Lola Festival
Nepali movie – Ghatak
Nepali movie – Ghatak
Starring – Ramit Dhungana, Jharana thapa, Suman Singh, Garima Pant, Jaya Kishan Basnet, Rabi Basnet
The movie is not available now. Please visit this page for other latest Nepali movies.
Taking Twitter for granted – Hello Sukrabar
Are you a Twitter user? The micro-blogging platform in which you can’t type more than 140 characters (yes, it is character, not words).
In the recent time, Twitter has become very popular in the world. Some Nepali have also started using it. Encouraged by its popularity in Nepali users, Kantipur Daily has started publishing a section called "Sataka Twits". In the section one of the reporters copies twitter posts of his/her friends and publishes. When I saw the section last week, I felt a bit uneasy. The section this week is really awkward. One guy, in the published post is telling that he has borrowed his friend’s password to check-out the lady friends there (I thought his name deserves to be removed in the following cutting of the newspaper).
I have a couple of questions, for the publishers.
Rajesh Hamal safe in Japan witnessing biggest crisis after WW2
Hamal was reported to be living in tents in the open area to be safe from any damages caused by earthquake. This is a good news for the fans of Rajesh Hamal and we hope he will return back as soon as possible.
According to the Japanese prime minister, this event is the biggest crisis in Japan after the World War 2. About 10,000 people are feared to have died in the earthquake. About a dozen Nepali living in Japan are reported to be missing.
Musical instruments in Panche Baja and Naumati Baja – traditional Nepali music
Panche Baja (literally – five musical instruments) is a group of five traditional musical instruments played in Nepal during certain auspicious occasions like marriages. A small band of five people (traditionally, called Damahi) can form the musical band to perform in such occasions. The five instruments are:
- Dholaki (Two sided drum, similar to Madal)
- Tyamko (small kettle drum)
- Damaha or Nagara (kettle drum)
- Sahanai (a short pipe instrument) and
- Jhurma or jhyali (cymbals)
Panche Baja – the five musical instruments – Dholki (Top left), Tyamko (Top right), Damaha (Bottom left), Sahanai (Bottom center), Jhyali (Bottom right)
Sumnima is Miss Mongol 2011
The contest was sponsored by Sky-Shop-Smart Shoes.
Daylight saving
When I saw the CPU usage of our website host, Dreamhost, I was surprised to see the graph going back in time. I suspected something to have gone wrong in their system (See the graph, midway between 8:00 to 12:00). It was only when I realized that it was due to the daylight saving, I felt a relief.
(As you can see, we need to purchase some more memory to keep up with the demand of server…)
A Filipino who is just 22 inches high is set to become the world’s smallest man
The current title holder is Khagendra Thapa Magar, of Nepal, who is 26.4in or 2ft 2.41in tall. He was declared to be the shortest man in the world and recorded his name in Guinness World Records in 2010.
According to British tabloid magazine the Sun, the 17-year-old, who is tinier than a one-year-old, will take the title-smashing five inches off the current record when he turns 18 on June 12.
The titchy teen has not grown since his first birthday, struggles to walk and cannot stand up for long, the paper reported.
But he beams with pride when talking about his likely world record.
He told the Sun: “If I were the smallest man in the world, it would be very cool.”
Junrey lives with his parents and three younger – but taller – siblings in a village in a remote region of the Philippines’ Zamboanga del Norte province.
A Guinness world Records spokesman confirmed that they would be considering Balawing’s claim when he turns 18, which is when candidates for this title can officially apply for the record.
Carlos Slim, world's richest, beats Bill Gates (it is no longer by a slim margin)
This year, the 71 year old Slim’s fortune leap-frogged by almost $21 billions to reach $74 billion. Bill Gates, 55, has become a distant second with $56 billion worth of fortune. That was according to the Forbes’ World’s Billionaires 2011.
In the name of BBC – confused on KPB and GPK
BBC used to be considered one of the most reliable news media in the world. But, the image of BBC in my inner self was shattered when I saw today’s news in it’s Hindi version of the website. The reporter had mistaken Girija Prasad Koirala for Krishna Prasad Bhattarai. The news was supposed to publish the photo of Krishna Prasad but, it the news media has shown it’s incompetency by publishing the photo of Girija Prasad Koirala instead.
The news in details – it mentions "Nepali Congress" the "Nepali parliament". Krishna Prasad didn’t start Nepali Parliament!
I hope the journalists at BBC practice common sense while writing and publishing articles in its site. I would be better if they ignore the news they are not familiar with.