Who Hates Anmol?

"Bhuwan KC’s hunger to search himself his youthful stardom in Anmol materialized after he came up with DREAMS."

The rising of Anmol

Anmol completely and unconditionally enjoys the perks of being the offspring of the then Nepali superstar i.e. Bhuwan KC. And we all know Bhuwan KC very well. He was so ‘Poje’ and still is. He played any movie until he gained good fame in Nepali cine industries. He started to work in home production. He created his demand by himself. If outsiders were not enthused to take him in their movies, he would make it by himself. A Nepali Babu, he became Korodpati. It was he, who made him Superstar eventually. He proved that he had guts and—unknowingly—he was the superstar. It was only in his late career that he realized he could have done far better if he had started working in his own project. But then his age had already betrayed him, which followed an inevitable career halt.

It was exactly at that time that he realized teenager Anmol KC mirrored a future Bhuwan KC in the making. His fantasy grew over time, and the daily-life gestures in the subconscious nurtured little Anmol to become a man of fame like his father. After Anmol starred in Hostel, the blockbusters, in 2013, it was sure nobody could stop him. Even though Bhuwan’s first commercially successful movie was Samjhana he was quite fond of the legendary movie Sapana.

Bhuwan KC’s hunger to search himself his youthful stardom in Anmol materialized after he came up with DREAMS. If his Sapana could win the hearts of millions, then why not mini-Bhuwan’s Dreams could? From Hostel to Captain—though its reports are still to come, all gathered the unexpected success. Basking under the umbrella of his dad’s fame and money, Anmol thus rose to be a Megastar. Ironically, the newfound repute of Anmol surpassed a height so much so that the silver screen gossip has devised a new term for him—Megastar, which is a term used only for Anmol. Poor other superstars (including the then Rajesh dai?) might be grinning!! (Just a joke) Anmol is now rated the most expensive Nepali cine actor ever with a monetary value of Rs.5 million per movie.

Anmol as a Person

In almost every movie he is cast as the proud, belligerent, obstinate single son of the elite family but in reality, he poses himself as a plain, cool, pious vegetarian guy of 24 years old. If you are his fan, watch this video to know how Anmol is as a person.

He Frustrates His Admirers

Generally speaking, Bhuwan and Anmol are not someone who Nepali media can find to talk with so easily. They come out of the closet only when they have a movie coming. This time ‘Captain’ is showing all over the market; and before its premiere, they were busy sharing screens even to peanut YouTube channels. From noted "It’s My Show" of Suraj Singh Thakuri to "Mundre Ko Comedy Club" of Aarati Spectra to "Ko Banchha Crorepati"  ft Rajesh Hamal, they tried their best to publicize the movie. Anmol, meanwhile, appeared in countless YouTube channels with Priyanka and Upasana. When he makes such emergences in a two-week window, he certainly is going to unveil his ignorance, rawness and ‘Balai Ho’ attitude. During these public encounters, his fans might be disheartened when they found out Anmol does not even know Yamapanchak is simply the other name of Tihar (KBC). Among many, he also made his intellectual dumbness widespread when he replied ‘75’ to a question ‘how many states do Nepal has?’ asked by Utsav Rasaili. First, we can easily surmise he did know 75 was the numeric answer for at least a question but he did a damn care to explore the right question beforehand for that wrong answer. He is not even updated that Nepal map’s was restructured to have 77 districts. And states? Heck, these are the things happened in the aftermath of 77.

Notwithstanding, they beamed the news of Captain coming in the theatres on Falgun 17^th in every bit possible, and we can only hope it is grossing good. All that was for publicity, then who really cares what they know or not? Besides, one does not need to know everything to be, let’s say, a Megastar.