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Namrata Sapkota Signed In For Shweta Khadka's Film Kanchhi

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Tuesday, May 30, 2017

After the success of Chhaka Panja, Namrata Sapkota remained busy doing music videos and stage performance. After a year, Namrata Sapkota has finally signed a new movie Kanchhi which is being produced by Shweta Khadka and directed by Aakash Adhikari.
Namrata Sapkota who is out from the sequel of Chhaka Panja, will be seen in the film Kanchhi as one of the major role. Although lead actress for the film is Shweta herself, but Namrata will also have a pivotal role in the film. Film which will also feature Dayahang Rai as lead role will go on floor by next month.

Aakash Adhikari who will be directing the film has recently finalized the final draft of the script. He is all set to go on floor within couple of month. Kanchhi will be comeback film of Shweta Khadka after Kohinoor which was also directed by Aakash Adhikari and produced by late Shree Krishna Shrestha.

Nepali Film Kohinoor - Movie Review Ft. Shree Krishna Shrestha | Sweta Khadka

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Saturday, May 27, 2017

New nepali film Kohinoor was released all over Nepal on 8th August. Late actor Shree Krishna Shrestha has produced this movie whereas directed by Akash Adhikari. Kohinoor is second movie produced by Shree Krishna Shrestha which is doing good business all over Nepal. Despite continuous rainfall in Nepal, audiences are going to theater to watch movie. Kohinoor casts Shree Krishna Shrestha, Sweta Khadka, Mithila Sharma, Samrat Sapkota in lead role.

Plot:

Kohinoor is the story of a character named as Kohinoor (played by Sweta Khadka). Abhisekh Kharel also known as Babu (played by Shree Krishna Shrestha) saves the life of a police from a criminal Tiger. After which a minister gets inspired and he gets a job at Manpower Company. He works under Deepak. Deepak sends Nepali young girls to Israel on a working visa by means of his company. All those girls are sent to Israel from India. Abhisekh goes to India with few girls and he drops them to one of the agent in India. Then he meets an Indian man named as Rathod. Rathod takes Abhisekh to prostitution area where he meets Kohinoor. Abhisekh finds that Kohinoor has been brought in the field of prostitution from his company by using his name but Kohinoor is unaware of Abhisekh’s face. She hates man whose name is Abhisekh of that Manpower Company. Abhisekh feels guilty and takes Kohinoor away from that place with some tricks. They run away to Goa and try to go back to Nepal. And the story moves further where you can know whether Kohinoor finds out the guy who saved her is the same guy whom she was searching? Will Abhisekh be able to say her? Will they find out who is involved and how this business of selling girls to India has been running in Nepal? Will the love between Kohinoor and Abhisekh becomes success? In order to know all these, you must go to watch Kohinoor which is running at the theater.

What’s Good:

Shree Krishna Shrestha, story of the movie, Sweta Khadka who looks beautiful, actor’s performance, and story that relates to the society of Nepal, music of Sambhujeet Baskota, Akash Adhikari’s direction.

What’s Bad:

Screenplay at some place are unjustified, background score which is below average, action is average.

Last Word: Kohinoor is a winning movie produced by Shree Krishna Shrestha. Not because this is the last movie produced by Shree Krishna Shrestha, Kohinoor is well made that reflects the problem of Nepali society. This shows the inter relation with India and how this problem is existing. Despite of some flaws that exist in this movie, but movie will win your heart. Movie meets the expectation of Kaha Bhetiyela which must not be missed. And yes go and watch for Shree Krishna Shrestha which will be a tribute to him.
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