Actress Sweta Khadka watched Kohinoor, the last film she starred with her husband late Sri Krishna Shrestha, at the Kumari Cinema on Sunday.

Together with Khadka, several VIPs including former Prime Minister Dr Baburam Bhattarai, his wife former minister Hisila Yami and Minister for Information and Communications Dr Minendra Rijal also watched the posthumous movie of late actor Shrestha in its special screening.

 Nepali Congress leader Arjun Narasingh KC, social activist and chairwoman of Maiti Nepal Anuradha Koirala, Superintendent of Police Ramesh Kharel also watched the movie. Actress Sweta could not control her tears throughout the screening of the movie.



Others also wetted their eyes while watching the last movie of the late actor. Earlier actress Khadka had greeted all the visitors in the hall. Director Aakash Adhikari was emotional seeing the bereaved actress welcoming the guests. "If Sri wants to have his rebirth, I wish he would reborn in Nepal," he said.

 Chairman of the Film Producers' Association Raj Kumar Rai had welcomed Dr. Bhattraia and Minister Dr Rijal by presenting them shawls in the hall. After watching the movie former Prime Minister Dr Bhattarai, former CoAS Rukmagad Katwal and others commented on the film:

Buburam Bhattarai, former Prime Minister: The film is of high standard. Sri has left this world by offering us the best film. I would like to pay him my tribute and express my high respect to him. Rukmagat Katwal, former chief of Nepal Army: We have lost a hero like Sri Krishna. This film will always remind us him. I wish fulfillment of the message he gave through this movie. I want to express my sympathy to Sweta. The film has touched everyone's heart.

 

Karishma Manandhar, actress: Instead of judging whether the film is good, I just kept my eyes on Sri Krishna. I came to watch Kohinoor after learning that Sweta will also be with us. We cannot measure the depth of pain Sweta has been suffering. The audiences are visiting the cinemas to watch this movie as it is beautiful.



Gauri Malla, actress: I have no word to express my feeling. I felt a kind of shock when I saw a photo of Sri being offered tribute at the beginning of the movie. The film has a clear message. The film is really very beautiful.



Deepashree Niraula, actress: I watched more Sri brother than paying attention to the story of the movie. I continued to remember his face. The dialogues made me cry. The story of the film moves ahead as if the writer knew well about his sad demise. As Sri Krishna of the Mahabharata, next Sri Krishna should take birth in our film industry.

Kohinoor in English sub-title
The audience who cannot understand Nepali can now watch Kohinoor as the theatres under QFX from Tuesday as the halls have started screening the moving with English sub-title.On the fourth week of the screening the movie has collected record Rs. 80 million. The film is based on the problem of girl trafficking.