A team led by Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies, Damodar Bhandari, recently inspected the Dhaubadi Iron Mine located in Hupsekot, Nawalparasi East (Nawalpur).
Two new school buildings have been constructed in Aathbiskot Municipality of West Rukum district in Karnali Province. Janajyoti Basic School Danfe and Bhanubhakt
Eugene Levy's trademark eyebrows fly off for Little Caesars. A tongue dances to Shania Twain to promote Nestle's Coffee Mate Cold Foam. And Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal reunite at Katz's Deli in an ad for Hellmann's.
A small commuter plane that crashed in western Alaska on its way to the hub community of Nome was located Friday on sea ice, and all 10 people on board were dead, authorities said. The crash was one of the deadliest in the state in the last 25 years.
Health-seeking behaviour refers to the actions individuals take to maintain or restore health, including seeking medical care, adopting preventive measures, and following treatment reco
In Sanskrit, Nishkam means ‘action without motive’. It is selfless service. Work without desire is the motif of this principle. Nishkam karma is practicing selfless action in everyday life. It is a ce
Worsening air quality in the Kathmandu Valley remains in the news for much of the year. However during winter, the air pollution is at its peak, putting the health of its inhabitants, particular
Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and The Bridge International conducted an entrepreneurship competition for returnee migrant workers.
The situation of children in Karnali Province is concerning. Various studies have shown that children are being deprived of education and the dropout rate is increasing.
A fire broke out at the Ministry of Water Supply on Saturday morning, causing an estimated loss of around Rs. 5 million. The fire occurred in three rooms of the fourt
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has urged Nepal Police to conduct evidence-based and just investigations avoiding any pressure or influence. Inaugurating the newly constructed ‘The Bl
A two-day science exhibition was held at Southwestern State College in Basundhara. The event, titled 'Science Exhibition and
By A Staff ReporterKathmandu, Feb. 7Nepali film, Aktor: Take One. is a refreshing step forward, taking inspiration from classic themes while giving them a modern twist. While the film may echo familiar stories of gold smuggling and romance, it manages to bring new energy and charm to a traditional genre, making it an enjoyable experience for moviegoers.The film kicks off with Mahesh Tripathi narrating the story of three key characters Kushal, Prerna and Prakriti to director Nischal Basnet. At the heart of the story is Kushal (Pradeep Khadka), a young man with big dreams of becoming a superstar. His ambition is to gain both fame and fortune and even though no one tells him to, he boldly declares himself a superstar. The narrative follows his journey as he strives to make it big, navigating through various challenges and obstacles along the way.Kushal, hailing from a middle-class family, is supported by his mother (Sirjana Adhikari), who works in a beauty parlour but ensures that he never feels the lack of anything. While his financial situation is not very strong, Kushal’s love for good clothes and accessories adds a quirky charm to his character. One day, he gets the chance to make his dream come true and step onto the big stage. However, the journey is far from smooth, with twists and turns awaiting him.When director Vivek (Divyadev) is arrested in a gold smuggling case, the movie takes a new twist. Even from behind bars, Vivek continues to guide Kushal with clever tricks to uncover the gold smuggler. In his search, Kushal travels to Pokhara, where he meets Prerna (Divya Rayamajhi), the beautiful daughter of a businessman, Dhirjang (Rajballabh Koirala). A love story blossoms between them, adding a layer of romance to the plot. Meanwhile, Kushal’s love life gets complicated with the presence of Prakriti (Ana Sharma), and the film takes the audience through an engaging love triangle. How Kushal manages his relationships and uncovers the gold smuggling mystery is the heart of the story, leading to a captivating and unpredictable ride. Director Rajan Bhusal’s work shines in presenting an engaging narrative that is filled with excitement and suspense. Although the film stretches the story to set up future potential sequels, it keeps the audience hooked with its commercial appeal and relatable themes. For fans of thrilling narratives and dramatic turns, Aktor: Take One provides the right blend of entertainment and emotional depth.The performances are one of the film's strongest points. Raj Ballav Koirala’s return to the screen is a welcome treat, and his portrayal of Dhirjang brings a refreshing dynamic to the film. Pradeep Khadka’s portrayal of Kushal is convincing, and his dedication to the role is clear, while Ana Sharma’s performance as Prakriti is heartfelt and genuine. Divya Rayamajhi, though a newcomer, makes an impact with her subtle yet meaningful performance. Supporting actors like Pradeep Kumar Chaudhary and Badal Bhatt also add depth to the overall narrative.The film’s screenplay is well-crafted, and the dialogues are delivered with sincerity, ensuring that the movie-goers leave the theatre feeling entertained and satisfied. While Nepali cinema continues to evolve, Aktor: Take One successfully demonstrates the potential for innovation within traditional formats.
The Koshi Province Government registered a bill related to mass communication with the Provincial Assembly Secretariat. The bill, aimed at passing in the current session, includes provis
Actress Rekha Thapa has said that appearing on screen is not just about heroism. Speaking at the panel discussion under th