Chino (1991) A deep impression of Nepali cinema
Introduction
Chino, released in 1991, is a rare example of the golden age of Nepali cinema. It has made a special place in the hearts of the audience and even today, its dialogues, acting and plot attract the new generation.
Portrayal of the main character
Shiva Shrestha showed a strong presence in the film as Birkhena. His acting seems strong and lively. Sharmila Malla brings tender feelings to life by playing the character 'Juneli'. Bhuvan KC combines love and struggle in the story by playing 'Hemanta'. Shravan Ghimire showed a quiet but effective side as Pradeep.
Impact of supporting roles
Sunil Thapa has given depth to the villain through 'Rete Kaila'. Tulsi Ghimire herself is connected to the story as 'Bau', which reflects the family relationship. Krishti Mainali brings warmth to the story by playing 'Pooja'. B.S. Rana emphasizes family values by playing Pooja's father.
Cinema and Society
‘Chino’ brilliantly portrayed the challenges, love, friendship and sacrifices that existed in Nepali society at that time. Not only that, but it also brought about a significant turning point in the transformation of commercial cinema in Nepal.
Today’s Perspective
Today’s generation, when watching Chino, feels the deep power of the mother tongue, the strength of emotions and the unique presentation of character. Its place in the history of Nepali cinema is permanent.
Conclusion
‘Chino’ of 1991 is a unique and multifaceted film, which took Nepali cinema to new heights. Its cast, story and presentation still feel fresh and its importance has increased with time.
