Dear sedif,

Thankx a million for your comment, it was really nice to read it.

I mean no negative things about the people living aboard and living their lives, I understand you and all Nepali living aboard, when the country's situation is as it is today and since as long as I can remember, people have no other choice then to flee their homeland. When there are no Jobs in the country, no law and order, and no respect for each other.

One can't simply just can't fight whole their life or sit and do nothing but hang around talking big talks. I also know this that if the country's situation improve posit ably, and the jobs are available and proper law and order is established. And this idea of "Nepal Banda" is dismissed for good then the business can run well. Then I am 100% sure that Almost every Nepali living aboard will return home.

I thing I don't understand by these people declaring "Nepal Banda" and "Chakka Jam". How cannot they think that Nepal's economy is effecting with these kind of act. But I guess that it is a lack of education.

Sedif, I am not saying that we should completely ban Hindi movies and songs, and I do not disagree with you that India has great talents in media and many other fields as well.

If you see Hindi movies 10 years ago and see the Hindi movies today, what can you see? I see that those Hindi movies made 10 years ago are made the same way as they had done since the beginning, and today they make it as Hollywood makes the movies, their standards and method. We all know that 75 % of the Hindi movies are the copycat of Hollywood movies,

But Nepali movies are made the same way as Hindi movies from 80's and 90's. I know that there is low budget for the movie, but where there is a will there is a way. Story can be told in better way with the same budget, and present the story in much better way. One just need a good story, and the budget to shoot one song in Europe or Malaysia can be put to something better use in the same film.

And also why go to India to record a movie song, and pay handsome amount to get Indian singers to sing the movie song, when there are truly many good Nepali singers in Nepal. The budget is again saved by doing so, I believe. Beside Nepali movie songs are not as popular as the song sang by a band. And in India basically only the movie songs are popular.

One thing makes me mad about India is that Indian rupee is accepted in every store in Nepal even in the capital. And when an Indian comes to Nepal and talks Hindi to me, (Well That is all right I don't mind) BUT when I answer him back in Nepali then he telling me to answer in Hindi coz he did not understand. That (Excuse my language) pisses me off bit time. But this is my personal problem. :)

I agree with you that we do not have any choice but to bye foreign goods and I am not criticizing people buying foreign good. I am simply just questioning that why we can’t also invent things and sell them. As far as i know we have enough raw materials, we just need the information and knowledge to know how to use them. we have a saying in nepali "Bujnelai shiri khanda, nabujne lai khurpa ko beed", And "Badar ko haat maa Nariwal". What I am trying to say is we may not recognize the raw material, or know how to use the material we have.

Regarding the tire burning in nepal, they are all well educated but completely illiterate nepali students, who had nothing to do the whole day and their hormones are very high, they are the one doing so, and many other are just going with the flow.

But you conclusion was very accurate and I thank you again for your comment.