Its been three days since Kohi…Mero released in over 40 cinemas across Nepal. The movie has generated approx 31 lakhs just on Friday and Saturday according to DCN (Digital Cinemas Nepal). Made at a rough budget of 80 lakhs, business for KM is expected to do better in the urban areas. For the first time, Ive been able to witness hoardes of movie reviews for a Nepali movie. Each are brilliant in their own ways. I wont sugarcoat it and say the response for the movie is excellent. The response is encouraging. People are appreciating it however there are people who are disappointed with the story and the product. We also have to realise that there are two tottally different markets in Nepal, the mass who watch Nepali cinema and the new mass who are trying to watch Nepali cinema. This is where the thoughts differ. Below are few lines taken from reviews by newspapers and the general viewers.
The movie, however, is a break from the run-of-the-mill Nepali cinemas. Definitely, director Alok Nembang has succeeded in showing that with a little more of research Nepali films can get a new lease of life. Go for it for the fine cinematography, music and packaging. – MyRepublica
Acting wise the lead actors walk away with all accolades. Luitel is very good in expression and dialogue delivery and Sigdel is very good with comic timing but will have to work on emotional scenes. Thapa has got a good debut role and is very good as a smitten lover. He shows promise. Bajracharya fits perfectly in her role as the silent lover. A must-watch for those who say Nepali movie is waste of time — this will help you change your opinion. – The Himalayan Times
Nembang’s skill is evident in the production and presentation. However, proper editing and a better script would have made the film much better. – The Kathmandu Post
A definite recommend for movie goers, Kohi… Mero is a respectable production from Kollywood. Hats off to Prawin for conjuring up such a brilliantly “mushy” love story and Alok for bringing it onto the silver screen. – Maden’s Blog
Production flaws aside, after having watched Kohi… Mero I have a sense that Nepali cinema is going in the right direction. I came to be entertained, and entertained I certainly was. – The Ajnabee
It tugs very strongly at your heartstrings and doesn’t let go, though minor hiccups spoil the flow. ‘Kohi Mero’ is a roller coaster ride of emotions for sure.- Housefull Cinema
The film is more of galvanizer I would say in a way that it was led away too far- lots of publicity, awaitings, big- famous names attached, urban-craze bringing with it a huge expectations of newness to which the film comparatively couldnt go upto the level they were really hoping.– Sadhana Sanba Limbu
Really nice storyline. Really pleased this time. Kohi… Mero is a road to improvement for the Nepali film industry. – Biraj Rai
So, when is it gonna be out in uk???? or maybe in youtube? Can ue pls cover on tht Lex?
THnx anyways 🙂
that nigga put a whole Indian lookin cast mayne this films nothing resembles our Nepali culture and reflect our lifestyle its a watered down version of bollywood film lex stop promoting these misleading projects u know better bro by the way super kool blog keep up the good hard work cheers 1eyeLizzy
It was a great first half but as the second half begins few problems on the flow of the film got started.. Anyway, I enjoyed the film, a great work Alok dai.. Aryan and Sanchita were awesome.. Keep up the good things.. all the best
It was a great first half but as the second half begins few problems on the flow of the film got started.. Anyway, I enjoyed the film, a great work Alok dai.. Aryan and Sanchita were awesome.. Keep up the good things.. all the best
Well I m in USA so I don’t know where to watch..so please upload in canadanepal.net