New Nepali Movie "ma yesto Geet Gauchu" Song


A sequel of superhit movie 'Prem Geet' featuring the director and the business lead actress of the movie, is titled after the most popular song of the movie 'Ma Yesto Geet Gauchhu'. However there is no song with such wordings or even similar sounding song. That might be because, the producer of 'Prem Geet' Sanotsh Sen has produced his own version of the sequel titled 'Prem Geet 2'.




Film creation company MYGG has a very long name but it has three strong members of the initial movie - the director Sudarshan Thapa the actress Pooja Sharma and the artist Arjun Pokharel.

With 'Prem Geet 2' the manufacturer has teamed with the lead actor of the original movie - Pradeep Khadka. Actress Aslesha Thakuri is debuting in film production company. The overseer is Ramsharan Pathak.

Equally the sequels of the movie are going to release within two several weeks.

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