Kathmandu: Actor Anmol KC has been arrested on fraud charges.



The police said that he was arrested from Sanga in Bhaktapur for investigation.



KC was arrested on the basis of a complaint filed by producer Chandrakala Katwal Thapa that despite receiving 10 lakh rupees for movie 'Rawayan', KC did not come for shooting.



Along with KC, police is also searching for other actors who signed an agreement for the movie and didnt come for shooting even after receiving their payment.

Actor Anmol KC arrested on fraud case

Kathmandu: Singer Ani Choing Dolma has donated 18 million rupees to Damak Children Hospital.



On behalf of the Ani Choing Dolma foundation, her musical guru and lyricist Durgalal Shrestha gave a cheque to Prof. Dr. Bhagwan Koirala.



She expressed hope that her contribution will help in building a healthy society.



In the program, Dr. Koirala shed light on the state of child health in Nepal. Koirala presented the data that 33 people die without receiving treatment when 1000 children are born.



Their aim is to protect children from damage and disability caused by lack of treatment and to protect families from the cycle of poverty, Koirala said.

Singer Ani Choing Dolma donates Rs 18mn to Damak Children hospital

Kathmandu: Actor Sanu Tamrakar passed away at the age of 74 while undergoing treatment.



Tamrakar passed away today while undergoing treatment at Norvic Hospital in Kathmandu.



He has been undergoing treatment for the past 24 days.



Tamrakar's son Saruk Tamrakar committed suicide one and a half month ago. He was unwell since his son committed suicide.

Actor Sanu Tamrakar passes away

Kathmandu: Britney Spears is about to be single one more time — Sam Asghari has reportedly filed for divorce.



Multiple outlets have confirmed that the fitness trainer and actor, 29, filed Wednesday.



That move occurred the same day TMZ reported the couple’s split, just over a year after exchanging vows.



Asghari believed the “…Baby One More Time” pop star, 41, had been unfaithful. A confrontation last week over the allegations ended with him moving out, insiders told TMZ.



“It’s only a matter of time before Sam files for divorce,” one such source told the outlet, which previously reported on longstanding “deep trouble” for the pair.



The pair, who met in 2016, said “I do” in June 2022 in a ceremony that was crashed by Spears’ first husband, Jason Alexander.



The divorce will be the third for Spears. In addition to childhood pal Alexander, to whom she was married for two days in January 2004, Spears was married to Kevin Federline from that October to July 2007. Together, Spears and Federline share sons Jayden and Sean.



(News Source: New York Daily News)

Britney Spears’ husband Sam Asghari files for divorce after 14 months of marriage

Kathmandu: A much-praised Oscar-winning Indian documentary is at the centre of a row over allegations that its makers did not keep promises of financial help made to an indigenous couple who starred in it.



The Elephant Whisperers made history earlier this year when it became the first Indian documentary to win an Oscar.



It tells the story of a couple named Bomman and Bellie who care for an orphaned and injured baby elephant inside the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.



But last week, it emerged that a legal notice had been sent to the makers of the film in June, alleging that they reneged on promises made to the couple, including giving them "a proper house" and "sufficient financial support", as reported by BBC Tamil.



Shot in the stunning vistas of the Nilgiri mountains, The Elephant Whisperers follows Bomman and Bellie as they care for Raghu, an injured baby elephant who gets separated from his herd.



The film was praised for highlighting their efforts at wildlife conservation as it featured moving scenes that showcased the bond forged between the animals and their human caretakers.



The film's success at the Oscars had turned Bomman and Bellie into minor celebrities.



They were felicitated by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, who presented them with a cheque of 100,000 rupees ($1,207; £949.4) each, along with a citation.



(News Source: BBC)

The Elephant Whisperers: Oscar-winning Indian film in payment controversy

Kathmandu: “Barbie” has surpassed $1 billion in global ticket sales within three weeks of its release, breaking the previous record for female directors.



The achievement places “Barbie,” directed and co-written by Greta Gerwig, among the roughly 50 movies in modern box office history that have broken the $1 billion mark.



The uplifting comedy based on the iconic doll has already sold more tickets than Patty Jenkins, who grossed $821.8 million with “Wonder Woman.”



The film still trails behind three co-directed projects led by women: “Frozen” ($1.3 billion) and “Frozen 2″ ($1.45 billion), both directed by Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck, and “Captain Marvel” ($1.1 billion) directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck.



(News Source: New York Daily News)

‘Barbie’ breaks $1 billion in global ticket sales

Kathmandu: Famous singer and musician Rabin Tamang passed away.



His family has confirmed that Rabin has passed away on Tuesday evening at his house in Budhanilkanth.



Rabin, who sang dozens of songs, was equally active and popular in acting. He is also the vocalist of the band 'Robin and the New Revolution'.



His body has now been taken to the Maharajganj University Teaching Hospital for post-mortem.



Singer Tamang has also acted in more than a dozen movies including Chhadke, Maakha, Jai Parashuram, Chiso Estere.

Singer and Musician Rabin Tamang passes away

Kathmandu: The sixth edition of Nepal America International Film Festival has started from today.



The festival was inaugurated by showing 'Aina Jhyalko Putali' at the AFI Silver Theater in Washington, DC, Maryland from Thursday evening.



37 films from 11 countries including feature films, documentaries, short films and animations are being screened at the festival which will run from June 22 to 25.



Films selected by the festival will also be screened at the Old Greenwelt Theatre. It is also said that there will be a special performance of 'The Secret of Radha' in the presence of Suvarna Thapa.



Awards will be distributed to the films screened and interactive discussions on film, culture and new technology will be held at the festival.

Nepal America International Film Festival

Kathmandu: The screening of the Indian movie 'Adipurush' has also been banned in Dharan sub-metropolitan city.



Harka Sampang, mayor of the sub-metropolitan city, posted a status on his faceboook page asking authorities not to screeen 'Aadipurush' in Dharan.



He wrote, 'Adipurush should not be screened in Dharan! Jay desh!'



Earlier, Kathmandu Metropolitan City and Pokhara Metropolitan City has already sent letters to the theaters not to screen all Indian movies including Adipurush.



Kathmandu and Pokhara Metropolitan Municipality have banned the screening of any other Indian films in movie theaters until the dialogue of 'Janaki is a daughter of India' included in 'Aadipurush' is removed.



However, Mayor Sampang has halted screening of Aadipurush only.

Mayor Harka Sampang directs to half screening of Aadhipurush in Dharan

Kathmandu: Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC), Balendra Shah, has announced that Indian movies will not be screened in theaters within the city from tomorrow, Monday.



Mayor Shah has said that the objectionable message that Janaki is an Indian daughter included in the Indian movie 'AadiPurush' has not been removed from the original part of the movie, as it has not been removed even today, Mayor Shah has said that the kmc will halt all Indian movies in any hall of Kathmandu metropolis from tomorrow.



Shah says that there is no doubt that it is the first duty of every government, government agency, non-governmental sector and Nepalese to protect the national interest by keeping Nepal's freedom, independence and self-respect intact.

KMC announces to halt screening of Hindi movies from Monday

Kathmandu: Manoj Muntashir, the dialogue writer of the Indian film 'Aadipurush', has given a controversial statement over Nepal and India.



During an interview with Indian television Aaj Tak, he falsely mentioned that Nepal was separated from India only in 1904. Until then, Nepal was a part of India.



“I have not been able to understand the objection of Nepal. Back then Nepal as a part of India and we have derived the story from that period of time. Nepal got separated from India only in 1903 or 1904,” he said explaining about the objection Nepal raised about the 'Aadipurush'.



There is a dialogue in 'Aadipurush' saying 'Sita is a daughter of India'. It is being criticized a lot in Nepal.

Controversial statement of Manoj Muntashir: Nepal was part of India

Kathmandu: The signature step of Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan has got registered on Guinness Book of World Record.



Recently, his 300 fans present outside the house followed his signature step together with SRK. This sequence has been registered in the Guinness Book of World Records after some time.



After Shah Rukh showed his signature step, he greeted the fans with folded hands.

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