By A Staff Reporter
Kathmandu, Nov. 24: Director Nabin Subba announced his new film Gau Ayeko Bato (A Road to a Village) amid a programme in the capital on Tuesday.
A successful filmmaker of the industry, Subba is making his comeback as a director in a gap of a decade. The film, which will be shot in the rural areas of Bhojpur, will tell the story of the Rai community. Earlier, he had made Numafung, a film based on Limbu culture.

Dayahang Rai, Pashupati Rai, Parasan Rai, Khanuma Rai, Keshav Rai, Pramisha Rai, Prem Subba and Raj Thapa Kaucha among others will act in Subba’s new project Gau Ayeko Bato.
Director Subba has hired Marcin Kapron, a cinematographer from the US, to shoot the film.

Director Subba said that he hired the cinematographer from the US because he could not hire a Nepali cinematographer Mahesh Rai and Nabin Subba have written the script of the movie which is being produced by Amod Rai.
Similarly, Sanju Rai from Nepal, Devraj Rai from Hong Kong, Narhang Rai from the UK and Bhim Rai from USA are the executive producers of the film.

The film is co-produced by people from Hong Kong, Macau, Nepal, the UK, the USA, Belgium, South Korea, the Netherlands, Portugal and Germany.
Speaking at the programme, director Subba said that he would try to make the film better.

“I am back in directing after a long gap,” he announced at the programme. “I don't claim to make a terribly good film, but I will not make it bad. I am satisfied with the script.”
The film will narrate a tale how development and change have impacted the relationship of a father and son, he told The Rising Nepal.