Posted by: nepali man6e December 6, 2007
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thanks for your overwhelming response to this thread, it was great to know that most of you liked the good movies of "koolihood" film industries.
Naming some of the greatest movies of all times would be
Basudev, Chino, Samjhana, Saino, Kanyadaan, Seema Rekha, Balidaan, PremPinda, KusumeRumal, Lahure, Kosheli, Jeewan Rekha, Maan ko Bandh, Darpaan Chaya and many more
Though i have not watched movies made in ethnic language just like NUmafung, or SHilu, those movies represent the caste and culture of particular group of people. Great going because these movies do retain our cultures.
Money, investment is not the factor that affects the popularity of films because Raako is/was the most expensive movie in Nepali abt 1.25 Crore , (abt 2.5 times what normal movies cost) and that failed to make even mere 50 laks, i guess, however, DarpanCHaya was made in abt 30 laks and made abt 3 crores.WHat do u think that matters the most in movies.
Movies made on historical evidence, like Seema Rekha, Balidaan were great but could not make money, on the other side, movies that dont have a great story makes money??? What do u think makes a movie both popular and financially sound????
I like the resonse from Moneyminded, he delved into matter very deep, why dont you just try a project with teleserial to start off with, it is always good to have a good director and a creative story. Lets hope the nepali film industry comes with good movies in days to come,
Keep on sharing your views................
(BTW i am a student and has nothing to do with movie industry, i only want that industry to grow. let us not feel ashamed to watch nepali movies, not only because we are getting modernized but also because of the acts and scenes in the movie.)
Naming some of the greatest movies of all times would be
Basudev, Chino, Samjhana, Saino, Kanyadaan, Seema Rekha, Balidaan, PremPinda, KusumeRumal, Lahure, Kosheli, Jeewan Rekha, Maan ko Bandh, Darpaan Chaya and many more
Though i have not watched movies made in ethnic language just like NUmafung, or SHilu, those movies represent the caste and culture of particular group of people. Great going because these movies do retain our cultures.
Money, investment is not the factor that affects the popularity of films because Raako is/was the most expensive movie in Nepali abt 1.25 Crore , (abt 2.5 times what normal movies cost) and that failed to make even mere 50 laks, i guess, however, DarpanCHaya was made in abt 30 laks and made abt 3 crores.WHat do u think that matters the most in movies.
Movies made on historical evidence, like Seema Rekha, Balidaan were great but could not make money, on the other side, movies that dont have a great story makes money??? What do u think makes a movie both popular and financially sound????
I like the resonse from Moneyminded, he delved into matter very deep, why dont you just try a project with teleserial to start off with, it is always good to have a good director and a creative story. Lets hope the nepali film industry comes with good movies in days to come,
Keep on sharing your views................
(BTW i am a student and has nothing to do with movie industry, i only want that industry to grow. let us not feel ashamed to watch nepali movies, not only because we are getting modernized but also because of the acts and scenes in the movie.)