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Actress Miruna Magar says that the portrayal of female characters in Nepali films is becoming stronger. In an interaction at the 'Chalachitra Sabha' organized by Kathmandu University, actress Magar shared her experience of showing tribal women strongly in films.
In the discussion on 'Film Shiksha', actress Magar opined that tribal women were previously restricted to 'Batti Sahuni' but now there has been a change in that. In particular, Miruna grew up in Britain. She did her university studies there. Although Dharan was born in Hong Kong and grew up for some time, he spent most of his time in the UK. However, she says that now she has been able to understand women's perspective and Nepali life through the character she has played.
'I was able to come to the film industry at such a time, where the characters of women from rural areas have started to be written . Maybe before, women were not shown in such a powerful way," Miruna said, "The character of tribal women was not able to rise above Bhatti's Sahuni. However, now such women are in a decisive role, their ability to make strong decisions is also shown.'
