Nepali film industry — a few years back was a laughing stock for the audiences. People rarely visited the theater to watch the work portrayed by the directors. There were debates I still remember–cities vs. rural areas–the people living in the cities areas and the majority of the youth cared less for the new movies poster being lifted up and old ones being pulled down the walls of the cinema halls. The producers had a hard time convincing the youth to watch the movies.Nepali movies had always cashed in for the misery and sorrows, the misery of the Hero, who has his sister sitting unmarried at home, his mother sick and his life a motive to help them get a life. Then he meets a girl whose father is a rich gangster. The hero always suffered throughout the movies, well most of the movies had a script like this. The Hero flying all above the sky to wipe the villains out, And at the end somebody dies and the movie happily ended somehow.
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