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Facebook is a new Nepali movie by director Suraj Subba Nalbo and the  producer Sunil Kumar Thapa. It is the next movie suraj did after his hit movie “Bato Muniko Phool”. There is a lot of expectations of public with this movie. Many people predict that it will be a great hit as it has targeted young generation and certainly most of the theatres’ big portion of audiences is young generation.

 Facebook is waiting for the day of its release..However it has already premiered in Seoul, Korea few weeks ago. According to the production team the feedback from the premiere was positive. Its been told that movie received quite a number of inquisitive audiencies.  This event was organized by Dynamic Mold.
The making of this movie has a story behind the scenes. Mr.Sunil was inspired to make a movie about facebook seeing the craze of social media in Nepali youth. When he heard a shocking story(a criminal type) which arouse through facebook he planned to produce a movie in this theme.  So he thought deep about the disadvantages of facebook and finallycame up with a movie where he tried to show what types of criminal activities can arise through bad use of the social media . (according to his interview in the weekly newspaper Saptahik).


This movie has pictured the good and bad aspect of our society. The movie tells the story of love that began through social media-facebook and eventually the puppy love happens to change into seed of crime. It has another story of unemployed youths who are developed into criminal minds. . The love that started through the social network leads to criminal activities with a series of events and proceedings.

Presented by CG Entertainment, Nepali film "Visa Girl" features a star cast of Vinay Shrestha, Richa Sharma, Karma, Raymond Das Shrestha, Menuka Pradhan, Reema Bishwakarma, Saloni Rajbhandari and others.
Prachanda Man Shrestha has previously made a short film "Bashmaa Chhaina Mero Mann" featuring actress-model Namrata Shrestha on safe sex and HIV AIDS awareness. Prachanda Man Shrestha's film "Purple Days" also features Namrata Shrestha in the role of a drug-addicted HIV-positive girl.
Visa Girl is the first feature film from CG Entertainment who are well-known for audio album / music releases.

Visa Girl is anticipated to be a romance-comedy drama with the heroine offering immigration opportunity out of Nepal to prospective young suitors. It is targeted for a release date in ten months of Sept 12, 2012. Watch a teaser video via Youtube.

"Visa Girl" is another most waited new nepali movie. This movie is directed by Prachanda M. Shrestha. It's a social comedy movie. The releasing date is summer 2012.

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Director Anurag Basu's upcoming venture Barfi! has been selected for the Busan film festival to be held next month.
"There is another good news today for Barfi team and fans, we got selected for Busan film festival. yeaaah!! Thanx Utv," tweeted Basu.
The film has also bagged a U certificate from the Censor Board and the filmmaker is happy about it.
Basu, who is known for adult and mature themes in his films, said it is the first U certificate in his career.
"Just got the censor certificate, 'Barfi!' is my first U certificate film," tweeted Basu, who has earlier directed films like Murder, Gangster and Life in a... Metro.
Barfi! stars Ranbir Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra and debutante Ileana D'Cruz in the lead roles and is slated for a September 14 release.

Mumbai: Emraan Hashmi had to engage in a long and intense lip-lock with Esha Gupta for his upcoming horror film 'Raaz 3'. Emraan Hashmi has done it again!
For his upcoming horror film opposite Esha Gupta, he kissed the actress for 20-long minutes. The serial kisser has smooched several times on screen, but this is perhaps his longest.
The two actors have already kissed in their last film together, Jannat 2. Prior to this, Emraan’s kiss with Soha Ali Khan in Tum Mile was said to be his longest on screen smooch. Mahesh Bhatt says, “Emraan’s kissing scene is the icing on the cake that we offer in the film to all his fans. I would call this a marathon kiss.”

Famous Pashto singer, Ghazala Javedwas shot dead in Peshawar on Monday night.
According to sources, anonymous armed men shot Ghazala Javed and her father as she was headed for a show from a beauty parlor. The singer was taken to Lady Reading Hospital where she and her father were pronounced dead by the doctors.
Preliminary reports speculated that her husband may be involved in the murder. Ghazala had divorced her husband, Jahangir, six months back.
Ghazala Javed was a Pakhtun singer belonging to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) province. She was considered to be a leader in reviving and promoting female singing within the KPK province following the Taliban insurgency. She was nominated for a Filmfare Award in 2010 and received a Khyber Award in 2011.

A 6-year-old bully was made to sit in front of a classroom full of his peers while the students lined up to hit him, according to The San Antonio Express-News. After being labeled as a “bully” by his teacher, the child was taken to another classroom, at which point the kids were encouraged to repeatedly strike the alleged troublemaker.
By the time everything was said and done, at least 24 students had taken shots at the child, who, according to his mother, has experience “emotional trauma” as a result of the incident.
Reports indicate that the first teacher, curious as to how she should deal with a potential bully, asked one of her fellow educators for advice. After separating the 6-year-old from his class, “the second teacher took Aiden into her kindergarten classroom and told her students to hit him in order to ‘teach him why bullying is bad, instructing them to ‘Hit him!’ and ‘Hit him harder.’”
According to his boy’s mother, Amy Neely, her son’s friends were also instructed to hit the child, many of whom were “too afraid” not to hit him. Although Adrien Neely told his mom that all 24 students slapped him, police reports suggest that only six or seven children performed the act.
“This kind of activity just can’t go on,” district spokesman Steve Linscomb explained. “This teacher is a relatively young teacher and just needed to be re-educated and reminded what needs to happen in the classroom in order for it to be a safe learning environment.”
The first teacher has been placed on paid leave, though she will be allowed to return to the school next fall. The second teacher, however, has been fired from her position. According to KARE 11, police are filing charges of official oppression against both individuals.



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US television reality star Kim Kardashian is likely to be part of Big Boss season 6.The casting agents say that the American star has been approached for the show, says a news report.
The report said, Kim Kardashian has quoted an astronomical sum of Rs 4.5 crore, on which negotiations are in progress.

“We have approached many international celebrities for Bigg Boss but I can’t divulge the names right now,” Deepak Dhar, Endemol India CEO told the newspaper.

Kim recently remarked publicly on 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' that she finds Indian food 'disgusting'.

The 31-year-old socialite  had a speedy marriage  with and divorce from basketball player Kris Humphries recently generating quite a controversy. She is known for  her relentless self-promotion and lavish lifestyle.

 Bigg Boss season 4 had welcomed the busty hottie, Baywatch star and Playboy cover girl Pamela Anderson, and in the season 5 it was the porn star Sunny Leone and boxing legend Mike Tyson, who  graced the reality show.

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Cesare Prandelli's 3-5-2 formation operated fluently for a game-and-a-half until Slaven Bilic's tactical tinkering at the interval halted its momentum, blunting Italy's wing backs and forcing them deeper into their own half. Despite some efficient forward movement, they have registered only two goals - the last an expertly taken free-kick from the evergreen Andrea Pirlo. His midfield prompting has been one of the shining lights of Prandelli's operation so far.

Neither Antonio Cassano nor Mario Balotelli has found the net, despite a steady trickle of chances falling their way. But there is hope for a better goals return against Ireland, who have provided the leakiest defence at the tournament. Italy must win their final game to stand any chance of making the last eight. If they do gain three points, and there is a decisive result in Spain's clash with Croatia, they'll qualify in second. If they win and the other game ends in a draw it gets complicated. If Spain v Croatia ends 0-0, Italy go through with Spain. If it finishes 1-1 it will come down to goal difference. If Spain and Croatia serve up a 2-2 draw, they will both go through and Italy will head home. Conspiracy theories have swiftly been denounced by both camps.

That Ireland have become the Group C whipping boys will serve as a major embarrassment to coach Giovanni Trapattoni, whose parsimonious approach during qualifying had seen them develop into a solid defensive unit. They have conceded seven in their opening two games and have one single mission in Poznan - to restore pride. As ever, if major tournaments were decided on fan following, Ireland would have multiple honours; it is imperative their ageing team provides a scrap of dignity for their faithful supporters before they return to the Emerald Isle.

Trapattoni has named the same team that lined up against Croatia, sticking by the likes of Robbie Keane, Damien Duff, Richard Dunne and Shay Given despite the criticism that has come their way - most of it from former stalwart Roy Keane. Given that it has taken Ireland ten years to qualify for a major tournament, this clash has more than a hint of swansong about it. Despite fans clamouring for James McClean's inclusion, the veteran coach has opted to retain Aiden McGeady. Should Ireland slump again, without the Sunderland winger seeing a significant slice of action, Trapattoni will feel their wrath. Ireland need to offer something to avoid their Euro 2012 campaign going down as a bone fide disaster, albeit in what was a vicious group.

Italy player to watch: Antonio Cassano. It has been a case of nearly but not quite for the mercurial striker at Euro 2012 - his controversial aside about homosexuals making more headlines than his performances on the pitch. But there is a sense Cassano is nearing top form, as his first half showing against Croatia suggested. The Milan forward can expect more room in which to operate in against Ireland and must utilise it properly if he is to finally make the big impact many expected from him before the tournament began.

Ireland player to watch: Robbie Keane Ireland's captain has had to feed on scraps in the tournament so far, with Ireland's creative players reduced to mere bystanders during the defeat to Spain. Unlike some of his colleagues, he has rejected talk of international retirement, so a demonstration that he is still able to cut it on such a glittering stage would be timely before Ireland's World Cup qualification campaign begins.

Key Battle: Andrea Pirlo v Keith Andrews. With respect, a mismatch in terms of ability, but Andrews - and midfield colleague Glenn Whelan - must get close to Pirlo to stunt his expansive range of passing. Croatia afforded the 33-year-old time and space in the first half of their match and paid the price, but profited in the second when they made sure he was shackled. Andrews must do the same if Ireland are to prosper.

Trivia: Ireland have only beaten Italy twice in the 11 games they've played against each other but 18 years ago to the day they will meet in Poznan came one of the Republic's most famous wins, a 1-0 success over Italy at World Cup '94 in the United States, courtesy of a Ray Houghton goal.

Stats: Italy have now gone six matches without a win at major final tournaments - the worst run in their history.

Odds: Italy (1.30), the draw (5.50) and Ireland (11.00) are on offer with bet365, with a 3-3 draw available at 81.00.

Prediction: Ireland have never lost all their games at a major tournament and their chastened pack will perform much better than in their opening two games but needs must for Italy, who should have enough to claim victory.
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Level on four points, top spot in the group and a supposedly easier opponent in the quarter-finals awaits the victor. But defeat carries a hefty penalty and could leave either side heading home, provided Italy, who trail the duo by two points, beat already eliminated Ireland.
However, both camps have furiously denied that there'll be even a slight hint of collusion.
Asked if Spain would consider playing for the draw, midfielder Xavi Hernandez said: "Absolutely not. We only know how to play attacking football so a draw would not suit us. Our aim is always to go out for victory and against Croatia it will be no exception. We will play to get three points from the first minute until the last."
Spain will be at full strength for the pivotal match with midfielder Sergio Busquets recovered from a minor foot injury. Manager Vicente del Bosque is likely stick with striker Fernando Torres in attack after the No. 9 showed signs of rediscovering his long lost form with two goals in the confidence-boosting 4-0 win against Ireland.
With La Roja looking close to their best, Croatia coach Slaven Bilic has admitted his team will need the "game of their lives" against the defending European champions. It's expected that Bilic will drop striker Nikica Jelavic and play Tottenham playmaker Luka Modric in support of front man Mario Mandzukic in order to pack out the midfield.
Croatia player to watch: Mario Mandzukic. All eyes will be on the Wolfsburg forward after a brace against Ireland and a strike versus Italy made him joint-top scorer of Euro 2012 with three goals. But goals aren't all that Mandzukic brings to the team. The 26-year-old's link-up play provides a constant threat and if he is to feature as a lone striker this will be an asset he will have to exploit to the maximum. Mandzukic can also play as winger and his ability to prod and probe all along the Spanish back-four should allow him to fully exploit any weakness in what is supposed to be their Achilles heel.
Spain player to watch. David Silva. The Manchester City star was part of the trio of midfielders who made up the front line of Spain's controversial 4-6-0 formation against Italy and laid on the goal for Cesc Fabregas. However, he was much more at home when a recognised No. 9 was restored to the side, he played a part in both of Torres' goals and popped up to score on himself. With Torres due to lead the line again, Silva should be at his best.
Key Battle: Luka Modric v Sergio Busquets
Modric has adapted to a deeper role as playmaker for club and country but against Spain he will be thrust further forward, providing the link between midfield and Croatia's sole striker. The tricky forward is certainly good enough to do the job but Spain know that if they keep him quiet they will nullify Croatia's attack. That will be the job of Busquets, Spain's destroyer, such as it is.
Stat: Mario Mandzukic has had only four shots at Euro 2012 but has scored with three of them.
Trivia: Over their last 24 fixtures at Euros and World Cup, the only side able to score more than a single goal against Spain were France, during their 3-1 at the 2006 World Cup.
Odds: Croatia (8.00), Spain (1.72) and the draw (2.87) are on offer with bet365 while a 2-2 draw is 7.00.
Prediction: Spain are clear favourites with the bookies but Croatia are capable of getting the draw they need to go through.


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Release date:29th bhadra 2069
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Starringjiwan luitel,suman sing, sweeta bhattarai & etc.
Directed Bymadhusudan bhattarai

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Nepali Social movie Tulasi prom has released. Up coming Jun 30 its premier will manage in  America NNA Captivation. Its a Nepali cultural cast problems oriented movie which is directed by Shankar Ghimire.
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As expected, Germany stepped up a gear against Netherlands after slogging to a win over Portugal in their opening group game and, as many predicted, they top Group B. But even six points from two games doesn't guarantee progress to the quarter-finals for Joachim Low's team, and they wrap up group proceedings against a Denmark side that has already sprung a surprise with a 1-0 win against the Dutch (although were indebted to a medley of misses).

If the Germans play as they did for most of their game against Bert van Marwijk's under-achievers, they should have few worries about securing the point they need. After the plod against Portugal, the win over Netherlands indicated that the fluent attacking football that has become a German hallmark was on its way back. Mezut Ozil, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Thomas Muller prompted and pressed as the Dutch - admittedly sometimes underwhelming in the challenge - floundered.
And at the cutting edge of all that was the country's unexpected man of the moment. There were media grumblings when Low selected Mario Gomez for the Portugal game - grumblings that were silenced by a majestic headed winner and buried altogether by two more fine finishes against Netherlands. It has been a golden week for a striker who has sometimes struggled to bring his club confidence to the international stage.
The Germans have apparently assured their Dutch counterparts that they will be going all out to win (Van Marwijk and the gang have to hope for that, and to beat Portugal by two or more goals). German fans already revelling in their victory over the Oranje may well be enjoying, even more, the fact that their bitterest rivals desperately want - and need - them to win.
But Morten Olsen's Denmark have every incentive to stop them: win and they have a great chance of going through. They can count themselves a little unfortunate not to have four points - Nicklas Bendtner and his controversial pants looked to have rescued a draw from two down against Portugal, for whom the perennially posturing Ronaldo suffered an in no way amusing nightmare in front of goal, only for Silvestre Varela to thrash in a late winner.
The Bendtner brace, though, threatened to gloss over the fact that Denmark just don't look very comfortable or happy in defence. The clean sheet against Netherlands was deceptive: few opponents will manufacture that many chances and fail to take any of them.
With the likes of Ozil and Schweinsteiger pulling the strings, the Danes are unlikely to keep Germany out - and that means much will come down to whether Bendtner, never a man for underselling himself, Michael Krohn-Dehli and Christian Eriksen can capitalise on the chances they get to open up the German defence. If they can, there might be a very interesting finale in the Group of Death - the Hammer Horror film that never was - to look forward to.
Denmark player to watch: Nicklas Bendtner. The two-goal star of what ultimately turned out to be a disappointing show last time out, the striker who has so often bigged himself up has the opportunity to make a decisive impact when it really matters. It's unclear what his underwear plans are.
Germany player to watch: Mario Gomez. Well, who else? His star has been in the ascendancy ever since, with substitution imminent, he won the game against Portugal. His first goal against Netherlands was taken with a level of aplomb that told of the confidence injection that brought.
Key battle: Daniel Agger v Mario Gomez. Nobody needs reminding of what a good centre-back Agger is, and how he deals with the tournament's joint top scorer will have a significant bearing on Denmark's chances of keeping Germany at bay.
Stat: Denmark haven't lost in their last three games against the Germans, all of which were friendlies.
Trivia: The last three times Germany won their first two matches at a European Championship, they went on to win the trophy.
Odds: Denmark (6.00), Germany (1.72) and the draw (3.40) are on offer with bet365, while man of the moment Gomez is 5.50 to be first goalscorer.
Prediction: Germany were much more assured in their second match than their first, and rarely looked flustered even after Netherlands had pulled a goal back. With their passing clicking into gear, they should get more than the point they need here.
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