Talk:Cinema of Nepal

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This is the original badly-mangled English that I managed to fix up a little bit, incorporating whatever I could parse, which was almost nothing.

The Nepali Cinema Making History starts from Nepali Movie"Aama"(black and white)but "Satya Harishchandra"is considered as First Nepali Film Directed by D.B.Pariyar. This movie is un-talkative. The Movie "Aama" is talkative Movie produced by "Nepal Chalchitra Sansthan".

The First internationl movie is "Ko Aafno Ko Paraya",(in internationl language, "East Meets West" which is going to be shoot (or filming) in the dirrerent cities of the U.S.A.(New York,Florida,New Jerssey,Washington D.C.) and different cities of the Japan. This movie production started from 1998 till 2004. The Movie "Ko Aafno Ko Paraya" is directed by Director Suman Rimal http://sumanrimal.blogspot.com

The joint production of M/s.P.Cine Arts Pvt.Ltd.and M/s.Jai Chamunda Mai Films Production Pvt.Ltd of Kathmandu, Nepal. http://www.geocities.com/karkikailash

Tuf-Kat 07:33, Nov 11, 2003 (UTC)

[edit] Years

Is it possible to add some years for different events and films in this article? I guess information about the current situation will not be current in a couple of years, so it would be useful to have years in there now, even if they are just '2007'.

The other thing, I know it's hard not to be affectionate thinking about Nepal :) , but the article will unfortunately need to become more formal in tone.

[edit] Initials

I noticed some of the names were using initials. It would be good to have full names. I can see if I can fix these myself, but I'm no expert!