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There should be the sequel of Nepali film Saino….

Nineteen years ago, a small-budget Nepali film was shot entirely in Sikkim. Celebrated local artist Danny Denzongpa played the lead role. The film also featured popular Nepali artists Bhuwan KC and Tripti, Muralidhar from Nepal, and Rakshya, the child artiste.  The film ‘Saino’ was a huge success, and the music set by Ranjit Gazmer is part of a fairy tale. Each of its seven songs holds a legendary status sung by singers like Asha Bhonsle, Udit Narayan, Deepa Narayan, Kumar Kancha, Muralidhar, and Danny himself.    The film was shot in a short span and directed by Ugen Chopel, who became a famed director of Nepali cinema. Saino was more than a cinematic brilliance with dialogues of character actors getting mass appreciation. Who can forget the lines like “ daiba ko daya lay ….and the Pukar Gurung’s act with his signature line…” koi cha mah sangha khelnay ”. Saino was later made into Bengali and Hindi films but with little success. But its Hindi serial version...

Aditya Narayan sings nepali song from Kusume Rumal-2

Kusume Rumal is one of my favourite Nepali films The film released in 1985 introduced Udit Narayan as a lead actor in Nepali films. The songs of the film were equally popular that were sung by Udit Narayan, Deepa Jha, and others. Now after 24 years later the new Kusume Rumal-2 is set to be released worldwide. The film does have remix versions of the old songs. To make the film nostalgic and more memorable one of the songs had been sung by Aditya Narayan, son of Udit and Deepa Narayan Jha. The duet song 'Kusume Rumal' is the new version of the original song. The song is nice to hear and Aditya had sung it with a feeling that touches everyone.   Aditya_Narayan__kussumay_rumal__2009_.mp3

Prashant Tamang at Indian Idol 3

By Avash Karmacharya When weekends arrive, I forget all my works and then prepare myself to sit in front of the television. And why wouldn't I? After all, Prashant Tamang has reached the Top Ten finalists of the Indian Idol 3,” shares Nita Sharma, a local resident of Anam Nagar in Kathmandu. Not only Nita Sharma is waiting for the weekends to come. Today, almost everyone loves watching the reality show, Indian Idol. And when a contestant of Nepali origin, such as Prashant Tamang, is competing in the finals, the number of viewers of the reality show has considerably gone up — even in Nepal. When “Idols,” the hugely popular worldwide phenomenon was brought to India as Indian Idol, Sony Entertainment Television promised the nation that it would forget everything else — and India surely did! In the span of merely two months, Indian Idol took millions of Indians to towering heights of sheer frenzy, propelling them to live their dreams and becoming water...