Sano Sansar

Very amateurish screenplay. Feels like it was written by a child who watches indian soap operas. This witless and soulless waste of 2.5 hours, squanders a good cast.

Sano Sansar is a romantic story between Ravi(Mahesh Shakya) and Reetu(Namrata shrestha). Ravi is recently graduated from pokhara and is a simple, ordinary guy who is totally confused about what he wants. Reetu is little weird girl who knows what she want in her life. They first meet in a bus and Reetu is all drunk and alone. Ravi takes care of Reetu. Neer Bikram Shah (Neer shah), father of Reetu, a police officer gets information that her daughter is with a guy in a lodge, so he catches Ravi and Ravi says that, he hasn't done any thing to her, instead he was helping her. And Reetu's father give him a command that he must take care of her up to his college time of his daughter. And he does that job and Reetu kind of dislikes him very much. And since the recent past they have been chatting in the internet and are a good friends but are unknown to each other. They continue to be intimated in both real life and internet life. later Ravi finds that the girl he chats daily is the same Reetu. But Reetu is unknown about that. And their romantic and tragic days starts...

Well, I must say that Sano Sansar is a totally different from our usual movie. And it is comparatively much more effective and worth watching. Every aspect of the movie is good. Alok Nembang has done a good job and set a new milestone in the history of Nepalese film.

Sano Sansar is a slow paced movie with lots of dialogs and emotions. The movie should not be expected to have action sequences or visual effects. It's a story about two person who don't like each other but anonymously, they are good chat friends. Alok Nembang has done a praiseworthy job. Karma and Namrata also got their good debut performance (but maybe not to their best). The songs of the movie are better. End can be predicted but watching the whole movie is fun.

It feels like something is missing in the movie and also the movie feels like an inspired version of "You've Got Mail". No matter what, this movie is a revolution in the Nepalese film industry. The movie is one of the best. Lets encourage the production of better movies.