You must know the kabaddi movie 'If you like shoes, then bare feet are fine'. But it may not be known that it is Rambabu Gurung who stands behind it and makes its blueprint. Because this short-spoken director finds it uncomfortable to speak casually and to appear anywhere. They do not want to make themselves public.
Ever since he modeled in the song 'Haasi Rah Na Maya, Boli Rah Na', he was seen on screen only occasionally. Because he is adept at showing his efficiency by sitting behind the screen. While he is a hero in physical terms. Cheerful and funny too. However, they don't play movies. He plays kabaddi.
Rambabu also became Ram's father in the direction of the film. Many of his films have become blockbusters. When there was silence in Nepali cinema, he returned the excitement of the halls by making 'Kabaddi'.
How is the organic film? Most of them had an easy answer, 'Like Rambabu's kabaddi.' However, it was a favorite for Nepali cinema.
Kabaddi became commercially successful. Instead of considering that success as a challenge, he made it a money-making event. That's why veteran filmmaker Naveen Subba said, 'Directors who are said to have potential are also trying to repeat their success. He did not want to get out of the comfort zone.
This was filmmaker Subba's comment on why Nepali cinema is not being upgraded.
Once, Naveen Subba went to visit Pokhara. Rambabu was shooting for another film there. After seeing Rambabu, Naveen Subba asked the same question, 'Why is a talented person like you running after success?'
Rambabu replies, ‘To eat rice.’
So Ram Babu is clear. He doesn't know how to talk as much as he does to turn the story into a movie. This time he appeared with 5, not Kabaddi-2 or 3. The trailer of ‘Kabaddi-5‘ on the face of the performance had to be released, for the clamour. Calling youtubers and journalists, he unveiled the trailer with an uproar. In the same meso, someone repeated to him the same question as Naveen Subba, ‘Why are you making a series of kabaddi?'
"I wanted to keep playing this game," Gurung said with a bit of humor, "I'm playing for money, I swear."
