Kathmandu. Debutant actor Shree Krishna Niraula, who made his debut as the lead actor on the Nepali silver screen through the film 'Lajjawati', is currently receiving widespread praise for his performance. Although the movie failed to achieve expected commercial success at the box office, Shree Krishna's realistic performance and work style have won the hearts of audiences and filmmakers alike.
Audiences watching the movie in theaters following its release have been openly praising his acting skills. Even though his first film was commercially weak, his impactful presentation in acting has opened doors to new opportunities in the film industry.
During a conversation with Shree Krishna, he revealed that he has already received offers for two new films. Receiving offers for two consecutive movies right after getting a positive response from his debut film is being seen in film circles as a sign of his potential and success.
Despite facing disappointment right at the start, actor Niraula has learned lessons from it and is now very serious about script selection. He says, "Now I will focus on qualitative work rather than quantitative work."
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Currently, he is studying the new scripts he has received and preparing to select a story he finds best. Having proved his acting ability with his debut film, it is expected that if Shree Krishna works with a good story and excellent team in the coming days, he can achieve success at the box office as well. Audiences also seem optimistic that his upcoming film will plant the flag of commercial success.
For Shree Krishna Niraula, 'Lajjawati' can be considered not just a movie, but a significant achievement after 26 years of long struggle. Although he has been active in the Nepali film sector for a long time waiting for an opportunity to appear in a lead role, Niraula has appeared in a main role for the first time through 'Lajjawati'.
The gross collection of the film 'Lajjawati' appears weak. According to the Film Development Board, 'Lajjawati', which was released on Saun 29, sold 2,916 tickets and did a business of NPR 7,68,450.
Despite the weak commercial results, for Shree Krishna Niraula, who succeeded in garnering discussion for his acting from his debut film, 'Lajjawati' seems to have opened a new door in the Nepali film industry.
