New Nepali Movie Summer Love Delayed

It appears, the motion picture to be made on the famous novel by Subin Bhattarai, 'Summer Love' is deferred. The explanation behind the postponement is said to be the lead on-screen character. The performer to be highlighted as the character Saya in the novel hasn't been found yet. The film to be created by the maker of 'Nai Nabhannu La' establishment, Bikash Acharya, was said to be coordinated by his right hand, Muskan Dhakal. 

The film was at first reported in June of 2015. After very nearly a year later, "Dreams" actress,Samragyee RL Shah was advised to be included in the main performing artist's part. Samragyee and the film group hadn't however consented to an arrangement. Later, when "Dreams" turned into a hit motion picture, Samragyee RL Shah purportedly trekked her cost and the 'Late spring Love' generation group chose to look for another performer. Meanwhile Samragyee RL Shah has marked performing artist Jharana Thapa's directoral debut film 'A Mero Hajur 2' for a whole of Rs. 500 K. 

It appears, the generation group is penny squeezing while looking for a performer. It is not a decent sign that the makers couldn't discover a performer in Nepal as well as in Australia. 

I think there is no reason the makers ought to go looking for a modest performer as there is a high potential that the film 'Summer Love' will be fruitful. Here are my reasons why the motion picture may be fruitful. 

1. It is sponsored by the exceptionally fruitful Bikash Acharya's flag. 
2. It is being coordinated by the chief of a hit film 'Nai Nabhannu La 3', Muskan Dhakal. 
3. The novel the film depends on 'Summer Love' is an exceptionally fruitful novel. 

Saying that, there are case of the disappointment of films made on success books that fizzled. One of the most recent case is 'Seto Bagh'. The film had everything 'Summer Love' has – backing by fruitful pennant, coordinated by considerably more effective chief than Muskan Dhakal – Nir Shah and made on blockbuster book by Diamond Shumsher JB Rana. 

I think, going shabby is not the correct method for delivering a decent film. 

The creation group of 'Summer Love' had promoted a call for performing artist matured 18-24 years of age in Nepal and Australia as the film was booked to be shot both in Australia and Nepal.