Cast : B.B. Rana, Himal Limbu, Prya Lama
Direction : Danwali Bhai
Camera : Nabu
Editor : D.J. Teloba
A boy come from abroad. He comes in his holiday from Qatar. He lives in Bhojpur Nepal. When he was walking in a road, a owner of hotel call him and asked him that he think that he knew him. But this was his trick to pick him in his hotel . He call him in his hotel. After they reach in his hotel they started to drink wine. In his hotel a girl is working he used to make physical relation with the customer who comes there. The owner of the hotel send them in a hotel room, where they make physical relationship. After doing physical relationship they started to talking about them. The girl said that she had 4 years son in her room. His husband left her and goes with another girl. she has nothing to do, she had no any property so she is working like a prostitute. He also ask her that his wife also eloped with someone else with his money, he earned working hard in Qatar. After listening each other, they decide to marry each other. Watch full movie posted below and enjoy.
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New generation moviemakers geared up to make sensible cinema with entertainment rather than Bollywood inspired socio-actions. Kagbeni, Sano Sansar, Mero Euta Saathi Cha, First Love, Kohi Mero, etc. are some of the fine examples of quality cinema in terms of presentation, performance, story and technical superiority. However, they lacked in connecting with the audience.
In January 2012, a film named Loot was released and emerged as a blockbuster. It broke most of the commercial records that were held by the movies before it and turned into a phenomenon among the youth of the country. It was the first movie in decades to be screened more than 100 days in the cinema halls. Much recently Chapali Height broke opening weekend gross by earning $80,000 at the box office, breaking one of the records held by Loot, but Loot still holds the highest grosser by far.
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