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Danny Denzongpa's first nepali film Mashal

Danny Denzongpa 's first Nepali film, Mashal , was produced by Sikkim Films Corporation Private Limited . Pratap Subba , a popular Nepali film director, directed it. The film was released in 1982. The film had the acting talents of that generation— Rajani Sharma , Danny Denzongpa, Sunil Thapa , Tej Rasaily, Ashok Sharma, Sushila Rayamaji, Ganesh Rijal, C. K. Shreshta, and others. Danny played a blind retired army man, while Sunil Thapa, also in his first Nepali film, was the villain. Kusum Gazmer wrote the lyrics, and Ranjit Gaazmer provided the music. Three songs — Yo Badaal , Dara Khola,  and  Ropaa Hai—are  still remembered to this day. The singers were Udit Narayan , Deepa Ghatraj, and Sushma Shrestha . In an interesting anecdote, I was told by Bhim Rawat, senior journalist and former President of the Sikkim Press Club, that he had watched the movie at Sri Krishna Hall at Rhenock , paying Rs. 1.50 paise for the ticket.

PRIDE OF SINGTAM 02 - REGAN CHETTRI

Born to Kumar Chettri and Sashi Kala Chettri, he is a multi-talented individual that Singtam expects more in near future. He knows nothing except acting, dancing, and music. In his early 30s, he was just making a mark in the Nepali cinema world when COVID-19 came out and all his dreams got shattered. His debut film Saino (2019) got released last year in Kathmandu with mixed reviews but his actions as the lead actor’s childhood friend were praised by both media and audiences.   He had signed his next Nepali film unnamed with Rajesh Hamal just before the Corona scenario break off.   Keen to music since an early age he released his Nepali musical album ‘Regan’ was in 2016.  His links with personalities of the Nepali Film Industry made him give music and lyrics to Nepali films like Man Magan and Chi Musi Chi both released in 2019. His song – Hasda Hasdai from the film Chi Musi Chi won the Sagarmatha Music Award as the Best Lyricist 2019. A complete musical packa...

Movie poster for nepali horror film Rahasya released

Rahasya , the first Nepali horror film made in Sikkim releases its new poster at Gangtok. Speaking on the occasion, Omkar Dhital, Producer of the film said, the premiere show is scheduled for May 19, 2019, at Mannan Kendra, Gangtok. We have given our best for this film. The film is filled with suspense and thrill, it has good music and I am sure we will win the hearts of the audience. The special effects are a major highlight in the movie and were done in Mumbai, he further added. All the actors and actresses in the movie are from Sikkim. The film is directed by Arjun Chapagai and made under the banner of Kreative Eye Production

Nepali horror film Rahashya completes voice dubbing moves for VFX

SINGTAM, MARCH 23: The voice dubbing of the much-awaited Nepali horror film ‘ Rahashya ’ from Sikkim had been completed, says Arjun Chappagai, director of the movie. Chappagai leaves for Mumbai today for the visual effects. Soon to be released Nepali film Rahashya is the first Nepali horror feature film from Sikkim is made under the banner of Kreative Eye Production and has Januka Sharma and Jiwan Koyo as a lead pair followed by Deepak Sharma, famed actor and theatre artiste in a key role. The film is shot in beautiful locales of different parts of Sikkim. All the artists of the film are from Sikkim and most of them are doing their debut film. Angel Tshering, Mumbai Mumbai-based short film-maker from Sikkim is the Chief Assistant Director of the movie. The actors who completed the dubbing included Januka Rizal, Jeevan Koyu, Deepak Dhakal Amir Gurung, Arjun Baniya, Bharat Basistha, Abishes Sapkota, Ram Sharma, Kopil Dulal, Bhaskar Sharma, Deepika Chettri, Ajoy Guragai and...

PARCEL to screen at GANGTOK

SINGTAM, JULY 14: Nepali Feature film PARCEL is all set to have a special screening at Manan Kendra, Gangtok on July 15, 2018. The movie is based on human trafficking that has been a major issues around the world. Sikkim’s actor/director Praja Pradhan is also be seen in an important cameo role.  The movie is directed by Rabin Shrestha. Prabhu Shrestha and Srijana Fago Limbu are in leading roles. Other actors include Bikram Singh, Sonu Jayanti, Presika Niraula, Pooja Tamang and Kishor Sambahanfe. Felicitation program on social personalities shall also be held at the event. The film is organised by Sikkim Education and Infotech, Ranipool.

Nepali horror film Rahasya team shoots a song at Fushrey Lake

Singtam, May 1 6 : Nepali Horror film 'Rahashya' begins its second phase shooting with a picturization of a song at Fushrey Lake. Famed Actor Deepak Sharma along with lead actress of the movie Januka Sharma and a host of supporting actors faced the chilling weather at Fushrey Lake. The song 'Jindagi Jewnu' sung by Dinesh Dahal  is a trekking song composed by Kshettri Raaz and written by Angel Tshering, Chief Assistant Director of Rahasya. Director Arjun Chappagai gave his satisfaction over the song picturization. Chappagai said we waited for this particular season and our patience did not go to waste.  The film hopes to get released by the coming winter, added Chappagai. Angel Tshering, Chief Assistant Director of the movie  said the filmmaking in Sikkim has changed over a few years. The talents here are very competitive and eager to shine,  she added. Sikkim-born, Tshering   has recently come up with two short movies from Mumbai. Her second proje...

Mahurat of Prashant Tamang's nepali film Angalo Yo Maya Ko'

Mahurat of Prashant Tamang's nepali film Angalo Yo Maya Ko' (11.10.2013). Ms. Neeru Sewa, then West Pandam Constituency MLA and Minister had given the mahurat clap. To my surprise, one of the lead actresses was replaced after the mahurat. (Pics: Shital Pradhan)

TEAM RAHASYA ACTRESS - JANUKA SHARMA RIZAL

TEAM RAHASYA ACTRESS - JANUKA SHARMA RIZAL Januka Sharma Rizal, a third year student of English Honours from Sikkim Government College, Tadong has been selected to play the female le ad role from the number of participants that took part on the auditions. Miss Sikkim 2nd runners up 2016, Januka belongs from Pakyong. Her hobbies includes dancing, acting and modelling. She also had participated at numerous plays and acting opportunities since her school days. RAHASYA is an under production Nepali Horror film under the banner of Kreative Eye Production and to be directed by Arjun Chapagai. It is the first horror film made in Sikkim.

TEAM RAHASYA ACTRESS - POOJA KADEL

TEAM RAHASYA  ACTRESS - POOJA KADEL Residence of Ranipool, Pooja Kadel plays a very significant role in the movie RAHASYA. She is one of the contestants of Miss Sikkim 2017 to be held this July. Pooja Kadel is soon to be seen in a nepali film playing the title role of BARSA. She is the product of Sikkim Government College, Tadong. RAHASYA is an under production Nepali Horror film under the banner of Kreative Eye Production and to be directed by Arjun Chapagai. It is the first horror film made in Sikkim.

'Parcel' attracts its audience; felicitation program also held

SINGTAM, MARCH 9: On March 8, 2017, a special screening of the Nepali feature film Parcel was held at ATTC Hall, Burdang. More than twenty personalities from different fields in Singtam and beyond were felicitated.    Tilu Gurung, MLA Rateypani, was the Chief Guest of the evening. Other distinguished guests included Gopal Baraily - MLA West Pandam, Shyam Pradhan - MLA Arithang, Dr. Mechung Bhutia - MLA Martam Rumtek, DB Giri - SP East, Ajay Rai - SDPO, and others related to films and cultural background.    Kishore Limbu, actor and producer of Parcel, was also felicitated in the evening. Distinguished personalities belonging to different fields were awarded letters of appreciation. Those included Uttam Pradhan, Chairman—of Sikkim Film Board; Chunnilal Ghimeray—film Director; AB Gurung—BDO Namthang; Ugen T Bhutia—Panchayat President Sang; Sonam Palden Barfungpa—Principal ATTC, Krishna Chettri, TB Pradhan, Bimal Lamichaney, Mohan Pradhan, Shital Pradhan, Tinku Adhika...

Interview of the week: Everything is in the name… HELEN : Shakuntala Vidya Sharma

  Interview of the week She is the face of a Sikkimese girl in the Nepali film Industry. A former model and a popular Hindi TV serial actress, she meets Shakuntala Vidya Sharma from Daramdin. She is ready with her new Nepali film, Helen, which is also her first home production.   Tell us something about yourself? Born in a modest family, I am the middle child among three girls. Both my parents have spent their lives teaching, while I have always been more inclined towards art, unlike anyone else in the family. Acting has been my favourite form of expression. It is when I act I feel I’m letting go of everything I want to express. That is where I find myself. So maybe that’s me. From Daramdin to Helen, how has life changed? It isn’t much different from the real journey from Daramdin to Gangtok. Some green forests, Paddy fields, cascading waterfalls, rivers, smooth highways, and bumpy roads. So, the view, time, and place constantly change in every journey. Wit...