The first Indo-Nepali film, Prem Geet, 3 releases on September 23

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Updated At : 02:40 PM Aug 02, 2022 IST

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The first Indo-Nepali film, titled Prem Geet 3, is set to storm cinemas on September 23.

Along with the release date announcement, the makers of the film have also launched an exciting poster of Prem Geet 3. The film is the third part of the super-hit Prem Geet franchise.

Pradeep Khadka, the biggest star in the Nepali film industry, who was featured in the first two parts, also stars in Prem Geet 3 as the lead hero. Unlike the first two, the third part of Prem Geet is a period action film, mounted on a huge scale.

Indian filmmaker Subhash Kale is the producer of Prem Geet 3. Lead actor Pradeep Khadka says, “It is my new birth as I will be having a new identity as someone who got a chance to venture into a new world, representing the Nepali film industry for the first time.”

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