The English film ‘Kama’, produced by UK-based Nepali Vikram Joshi, is currently being screened in theaters of UK. Since last Friday, the film has been showing at Vue Cinemas in Manchester Print Works, Birmingham Star City, Basildon, Cheshire Oaks, and other locations in the UK. Similarly, the film is being shown at Leicester’s Piccadilly Cinemas and Blackburn’s Reel Cinemas. Executive producer Joshi also said that he has worked at the Odeon Cinemas in Manchester Great Northern, Greenwich, Lux Leicester, Skydome Coventry, and Lux Leeds Bradford. Apart from that, work has also been carried out at Showcase Cinemas in Bluewater, Leeds, Leicester De Luxe, Derby De Luxe, East Glasgow and Dudley.

“This film is the result of the hard work of an incredibly talented British cast. From our director to technicians to actors, they have worked tirelessly to bring this captivating psychological thriller to life. Now, it’s time to support their hard work,” said producer Joshi. The film, which focuses on betrayal and suspense, is directed by Bhimsen Lama. Nepali actor Tank Dhamala plays the lead role in the film. It also stars Matthew Wakeford, Jemima Tomes, Pooja Gupta, Mia Bennett, Sameer Gurung, and others. Joshi plans to release the film in Nepal in April.

This is the seventh film produced by Joshi. He has previously produced six Nepali films, including Hello Zindagi and Happy Days. Joshi, who is also a chartered accountant, has been active in film production and acting for the past few years. Some of the films in which he has acted have even won international awards. “My efforts to take Nepali films to the international level are ongoing,” Joshi said. “Preparations are underway to make my next project based on the story of Gurkha soldiers.”