Being a part-time Baltimorean myself I am sad to see this scenario be now discussed on Sajha.Simply reminds me of even the best and the brightest of exported brain-drain/skill-drain Nepalis get victimized with the "politics of gossip" and later play the role themselves. Firstly,the type of work they do shouldn't have been questioned.We all know the ground zero of odd jobs we have to somewhere start with while living in a foreigner's land.Nepali actresses shouldn't have mumbled about what they do or Nepalis do aboard for living.Remeber the interview with NTV where she had mentioned about working at subway.If I had an oppurtunity I couldn't have waited to reply her even Americans work at coal-mines to feed their family.Subway is a bliss.Be thankful for the sake of lord. Secondly,all the talents most of artist posses who migrate seem to lost in the crowd aboard eventually losing their artsy potential.Instead as their background offers them a short-cut to get some documents to live legally they cultivate a superior feeling among other who are struggling to maintain their status. If a Bhutanese monk turned movie director with little movie experiencecan make a market movies around the globe promoting Bhutanese culture why can't these folks get out of the sam-o Nepali ego mentality after spending huge portion of their life working in the movies.??