Thanx for sharing @sojho_nepali bro

 My Pleasure Xekin! 

Not bad. Good job guys... Alikati story k ho k ho bhako cha.. Keep up the good work

I couldn't watch until the end coz it's boring but video quality is good 

8 mins of my life wasted!!

 Sathi ho, who ever makes they did put so much effort, they want suggestion if they have made any mistake, let appriciate what team did, let's not give bad comment and not make new guys to feel bad on their work. 

Guys good effort, whoever makes the video.

it reminded me of this british movie, which is one of the best suspense movies ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17XqBdCiHOI

 There are lots of movies based on the basic concept of LOOPING... and wish we could even make something close to this movie TRIANGLE.... which is a great movie... :)

The quality of video is just smooth, the camaraman does a good work and its quite noble and fresh than regular Kollywood which features Rajesh Hamal and Biraj Bhatta most of the time.The actors looks like they really want to be a actor which is great.Why not make it a big project and come up with a good movie and launch it in Kathmandu.Made in US with cutting edge technology,new way of story telling  with never- been-seen-before secenic  views and locations and launch it in KTM with fresh faces,I bet that will rock the whole Nepali Kollywood industry and change its direction which,at present, is inventing anything but flop movies.Keep the good work.

Cutting edge technology will be expensive unless you use a khukuri. :)

 LoL freedom2012 ..That was super hilarious.Don't get me wrong but what I meant from"cutting-edge" is: something terrific in quality,sound,picture,music etc that can bedazzled the viewers and make them jump in their seats which is due in Kollywood from some good time.The "Darsak" of Nepali movies are just bored to death with same mundane stories and repeated style of film making. And at this rate,Kollywood will extinct sooner than the Siberian Tiger.We should all support these small steps--must be very big for the directors,actors and crews--and watch our own compatriotes doing all those "Damakaaz" in the theater,but then,there are none.The movie-lovers NRN'S  can actually exhume the Kollywood from the ditch in which they are treading now with new style of film-making covering the dynamic diaspora of Nepali community all around the globe with new unheard stories(Nepali stories i.e) with new locations which will make Nepali"Darsak"  to visit unknown areas of Kollywood which they have never seen and feel before which will defintely yield super results.Talking about money,all they need is a good director with good intention and a person who loves to watch movies with passion having good bank account--known as a producer.I think that can reset the current trend of  making films for the sake of making films and invent something improved creation that we all enjoy watching.And,btw we have already watched Kukuris in almost most of them and it won't harm anyone if we put some samurai swords and bazooka just for a change.wishful thinking.

Elevator time gets repeated once and floor number 1 is seen once. These are basic of all basic stuff and you got it wrong in a 5 minute video.

Yeah bro i agree with you. We need to learn from hollywood and korean movies how to tell interesting stories. But not copy them though. Movies should not be made simply for money but for creative purposes and to uplift nepali standard of movies. I also have plan to join this field within a few years. I wished Nepal had a 1 year course in filmmaking. These guys who studied here should go back and start a school. Currently there is 3 years course i guess in Nepal which is too long.  

@Patan bro...Yes there are mistakes :) coz it is a learning process.... How'd someone figure out what needs to be done right without even trying and making mistakes.... No one is born perfect ... U have to be able to learn frm mistakes u make along the way... Yes it is just abt 8 mins long video and we made mistakes but trust me it took whole lot of hrs of hard work to get to those 8 mins video.... And oh!!! thank u for watching so closely and pointing it out... :)