Story, and story only. We have a plethora of melodramatic love stories and escapist dramas in Nepali cinema. However, there are only a handful of filmmakers who take risks with non-mainstream ideas and settings. We have remained honest with the story, and it’s characters, at the expense of cheap entertainment, in order to make the film as real as possible. The entire story happens within one day, in one house with a few characters; so it’s experimental approach is one strong reason that young audiences shouldn’t miss it. The film will hit Nepali theatres in Shrawan.On one hand, we have escapist mainstream films that are far from realism and are made to entertain and garner whistles and applause in dark theaters; and on the other hand, we have films like Black Hen (Kalo Pothi) and Pashupati Prasad that are entertaining, genuine, and real, and are also winning hearts of the masses and succeeding in box office. We can clearly see that our audience is changing and that’s a green signal for emerging filmmakers to change and come up with more original and compelling stories instead of masala movies. I can see that the upcoming new filmmakers are pushing the envelope and making more meaningful, informative, and educative movies in addition to entertaining audiences. - See more at: http://www.kantipur-video.com/videos/new-nepali-short-movie-khel/#sthash.H0xOYiOL.dpuf
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