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Movie Review- Bato Muni Ko Phool
Bato Muni Ko Phool, a Nepali feature film featuring Yash Kumar and Babu Bogati
prominent singers in Nepal along with Rekha Thapa, a hot cake in Nepalese film industry was released on 29 November 2010. It is directed by Suraj Subba Nalbo' and produced by Yash Kumar. This movie tries to show the problems and hatred the lower caste people face in our society in the name of higner and lower caste. The story of the movie is good as well as the presentation. The movie is supposed to give a good message and positive impact in the present Nepalese society in case ot caste discrimination. Yash Kumar has attempted to show the problem faced by the lower caste people in a lead role. The movie has done justice in the aspects it intends to raise eventhough it is not hundred percent perfect. In case of the subject matter,it is a perfect movie and actors and actresses have done justice to their roles. Eventhough some lacking is found in case of dialogue speaking. Some settings are not found usual. And the music it includes is also good to listen still not all the songs are good. But it has entered into the market when numbers of movies failed to save their production cost, and it's the time for Bato Muni Ko Phool to examine.
This movie is especially targeted to the youths as they are the future. But anyway the movie is a perfect make despite new entries of new artists. We have to watch it once. I expect a deserving movie like Bato Muni Ko Phool must win the people's heart despite the on-going trend of producing low quality movie with excessive publicity.

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