Actor Karma said that he did not come to become a star in Nepali cinema, therefore, he has more choices, he said.
Speaking at a press meet organised in the capital on Thursday to promote Shatkon, his film, he said, “I did not come to the cinema to become a star. I don’t even want to be a star. The star is to shine. It’s a different matter. For me, movie is an art and I am more concerned to present my art skills through movie rather than trying to be a star of Nepali cinema industry.”
The lead actor Karma is playing the role of an investigative journalist in the film.
Directed by Milan De Kapri, the film is produced by Biraj Kadariya.
Speaking at the press meet, director Kapri said that it was a psychological thriller movie made by a team of youth.
“We have tried to make it different from other movies produced in Nepal. My movies do not have the same actors fighting a while ago and singing and dancing after a while. It has only the songs that fit the story. Therefore, we have tried to make it a different movie,” said director Kapri.
The movie, produced under the banner of Clementine Production and Travelers Crew Films, will be released in cinemas across Nepal from May 6.
The production team said that they are ready to release the film as they are waiting for its release before the COVID-19 pandemic hit Nepal.
Apart from Karma, actors including Bholaraj Sapkota, Lokendra Lekhak, Suyasha Adhikari, Biraj Kadariya, Shishir Limbu Wanem and child actor Asim Lama have done the film. Mahesh Dawadi has written the dialogue of the movie which has the story and script of Shishir Limbu Wanem. The cinematography of the film is directed by Angchen Lama while Sagar Khanal has edited the film.
Source : TRN,
