Dear Friends,

On behalf of Catmandu Films, It gives me an immense pleasure to announce first time Nepali Movie *"NAI NABHANNU LA"* Premiere in Australian cities Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide. There is no doubt that, previously we have seen Nepali movie in Australia but not red carpet Premiere event where you wll experience the Glamours world of film Industry with Nepali Actor, Director from Nepal and as well as from Australia and Bollywood touch.
*Nai Nabhannu La* (Don't Say No) is going to release and premiere in May in Australia, an absolutely a top ranking movie, directed by Bikas Acharya, a gold medalist from TU, various filmy awards and script writer of superhit films Himmat, Kismet, Ma timi Bina Marihalchhu and many more; this film starring Jiwan Luitel, Wricha Singh Thakuri, Suman Singh, Mukesh Acharya, Mamta Pradhan, Mithila Sharma and many more. This is not to be missed "Red Carpet Event".YAY

Catmandu films is committed to promote and make Nepalese film in Internationa level. We look forward to see you, Please see below for program details:

*When: saturday 22nd May 2010 (Sydney)*
*Where: 16 McMohan St. Hurstville Civic Theatre, Hurstville*
*Time: Release soon (two show, afternoon and evening- more detail soon)*
*Ticket: Sale in April*
*Cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide

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TAKING up all three rows on the left side of the courtroom, there is love.

The mother, her dark hair pulled back, dabs her eyes with a wet tissue.

Her weeping started many days ago and has not stopped.

Nearby, her sister also dabs at eyes, angry and red. Around them are nieces and nephews, a young girl in a blue dress, restless to play.

Among them sits an uncle, his head up and a look of quiet acceptance here in Courtroom One at Central Local Court.

The uncle is Alfred Palu, a reverend minister with the Anglican Church visiting from New Zealand.

Some weeks ago Mr Palu sat with ministers from the Cecile Gribble Congregation at Dee Why talking about how they could take the church choir into the jails.

His nephew is in the choir.

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The dangerous plight of Nepal-2010

BY DIRGHA RAJ PRASAI

It is hard to move into darkness but once we do, there will be immense independence. All sorts of activities can be carried out openly in the dark without fearing that anyone watching it.  Yesterday, Maoists were in the dark, they were free to plunder and kill people. These Maoists have now come to the limelight. It is always easy to move towards light, but it is difficult to carry out the activities openly. It is because every thing is transparent. After the Maoist came to light, everything became transparent. Maoist boasts of political revolution- a revolution that boasts of banks being robbed and infrastructures being destroyed, a revolution, which has killed Nepali citizens, police and patriotic military personnel.

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Nobel Prize is for Nepalese Traitor- Girija ?

BY DIRGHA RAJ PRASAI

It is not a Joke that the non-starter pro-Indian Council of Nepalese ministry decided to nominate for Nobel Peace Prize to Girija who is one of the culprit leaders of Nepali Congress. Everybody knows Girija is one of the traitors in Nepal. A scholar Bishal Shah says from UNN, USA, 25 Dec.2009- 'It is unfortunate that the Government of Nepal under Madhav Kumar Nepal decided to forward GP Koirala's name for the Nobel Peace Award. We had a different plan that is sending someone's name from the people's side during the Convention in New York. Anyway, our efforts will not be blocked by this stupid decision of MAKUNE government to prize the First Terrorist of Nepal. GPK is the first terrorist as per the International Law because any hijackers are considered to be the terrorist.'

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