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The shooting of the film “Kamala Miss”, directed by veteran actor and filmmaker Nir Shah, has been completed.
According to the production team, filming began on February 13 and wrapped up on Tuesday. Line producer Pushkar Lama (Prem Bhomjan) said the entire shoot was completed in around 23 days. Although filming was paused for three days due to elections, the project was completed within the planned schedule.
Based on a psychological storyline, the film stars Nir Shah, Ramesh Budhathoki, Basana Timilsina, Shivam Saraf Kshetri, Aarav Dahal, Bhavana Magar, Sushant Kumar Shrestha, Jayanta Regmi, Suresh Thapa, Rajan KC, and Sanjay Khatiwada in major roles.
The film is produced by Uma Malla for the Bijaya Malla Memorial Foundation. The executive producers are Umesh Malla and Chaitanya Pradhan, while Pushkar Lama serves as the line producer. The story of the film is written by renowned playwright Bijaya Malla. The screenplay and dialogues were jointly written by Nir Shah and Prajal Dulal.
Technically, the film features cinematography by Shivaram Shrestha, music by Yug Bhusal, and choreography by Ramji Lamichhane. Bhola Subedi handled production management, while Sagar Bohara served as the chief assistant director.
After nearly ten years away from directing, Nir Shah has returned to filmmaking. He has previously directed notable Nepali films such as “Basudev,” “Pachhis Basanta,” “Rajmati,” “Basanti,” “Masan,” and “Seto Bagh.”
