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“Angalo Yo Maya Ko” : Shooting in Progress


Kishor Dungmali Rai’s Nepali Feature Film “Angalo Yo Maya Ko”  shooting was almost 25%  completed within this 15 days time. The shooting was done at different locations including the Gangtok White Hall complex, Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology, Majhitar, Sikkim Mining complex, and other adjacent places. The schedule for the sequence of the songs will be visualized at North Sikkim and South Sikkim respectively. 


Sikkim’s based artist Mahindra Gurung who is playing the lead role opposite Prashant Tamang in this movie is giving his best of the effort along with renowned Sikkimese artist Chunilal Ghimeray, Mahendra Bajgai, Hemant Giri, and another debutant Mahima Chettri, Sajal Pradhan, and Child Artist baby Prasansa Chettri (Priya). The current shooting scenes is characterized by mostly Sikkimese artist and they were highly appreciated for their hard work and dedication by the entire crew.  

During the shooting in progress scene main lead Indian Idol 3, Prashant Tamang met with the bike accident and quickly rush to Rangpo PHC. Right now he is alright and giving his best in every scene required by the movie.  


According to the Co-Producer of the film Mrs. Radha Thapa Dungmali  “ Our Official Partners are really doing a great job on promoting our movie before its release wholeheartedly, besides that other media are playing a good role in the same sequence,  my thanks and prayer for them will remain always”. For current updates visit www.angaloyomayako.com.

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