The ‘Mukhauta’ team is currently in Dharan to promote the upcoming movie. In her Facebook post, actress Nisha Adhikari told that the team went to Dharan City College in the morning .
A press meet is scheduled to be held at Jaycees Bhawan, Dharan today.
A red carpet charity premiere of upcoming movie ‘Jholey’ was held in Dharan. ‘Jholey’ actors Priyanka Karki and Dayahang Rai were in Dharan for the promotion of the movie and to participate in the premier show.
After the premier, Priyanka told that the turnover of the viewers was huge and the response was ‘amazing’. Priyanka said, “People were laughing and laughing and laughing!”
The charity show was organized by Nepal’s Most Desirable. ‘Jholey’ is directed by Dipendra K Khanal and is scheduled to release on Falgun 9.
Actor Dayahang arrived at the promotion of the movie in Dharn amidst the mourning the death of his father.
Priyanka was with her grandmother to watch the movie. She looked great in cream colored gown.
Nepali film artists have gathered in Dharan to participate in the ‘National Film Festival’ being held in the Eastern city. The festival was inaugurated by comedy duo Madan Krishna Shrestha and Hari Bansha Acharya with Film Development Board chief Pappu.
Budha Subba Temple is one of the most popular destination of Dharan and Eastern Nepal. The religious place is the location of the tomb of the last Limbu King of Morang, Buddhi Karnaraya Khebang. The King of Morang was tricked by the people representing king Prithvi Narayan Shah to come to Bijaypur – Dharan for a negotiation and was killed there.
The Limbu king’s soul was believed to have wandered around Bijaypur area, where his tomb is located. The local Limbu people believe the spirit was friendly and helpful spirit. They started worshipping the soul of the king believing it to be b
ring good luck to the devotee. In Limbu language, Subha or Hang means King.
The second Miss Purwanchal, 2011 (Miss Eastern), going to be held in Dharan, has a total of 25 participants. The final of the beauty contest will be organized on July 9, 2011 (Ashad 25, Saturday) in the Dharan Shabhagriha.
“When I was in Dharan, there were not many houses. Water sources had not dried up,†said Deep Shrestha, remembering his old days in Dharan, adding, “The same Dharan is reeling under acute shortage of drinking water at present.â€
According to Dharan Sarokar Samaj, Dharan needs about 20 million liters of water daily but the supply is only 15 million liters a day in the rainy season and 10 million litres in the dry season.
