Saayad

Saayad
	Theatrical release poster[1]
Directed by	Suroj Subba "Nalbo"
Produced by	Sunil Rawal
Screenplay by	Suroj Subba "Nalbo"
Story by	Suroj Subba "Nalbo"
Starring	Sunil Rawal; Samyam Puri; Wilson Bikram Rai
Music by	Shadows Band; Araaj Keshav Giri
Cinematography	Sanjay Lama
Production; company	Durgish Films
Release date	11 May 2012;
Country	Nepal
Language	Nepali

Saayad (Translation: Probably,सायद) is a 2012 Nepali Coming of age Comedy-drama film written and directed by Suroj Subba "Nalbo". Produced by Sunil Rawal under the banner of Durgish Films, the film features Sunil Rawal, Samyam Puri & Wilson Bikram Rai in pivotal roles.

Synopsis

[2] Saayad is the story of two generations living together, but experiencing the world in very different ways. Whereas the influence of a sincere, hardworking friend transforms the lives of a group of friends for the better, the arrogance of, and lack of guidance for the newer generation sets another group of friends on a track of drugs, death and destruction. The generational clash reveals how moral authority has become corrupted in Nepali society, and how the alienation of the younger generation is pushing them to anarchy.

Acclaimed writer-director Suroj Subba "Nalbo" has crafted a powerful coming-of-age moral tale, touching upon the dreams and heartbreaks of the young, and the improbable responsibilities of the more mature generations. Saayad is a rare gem in Nepali cinema.

Cast

Sunil Rawal as Nirag
Samyam Puri as Yodin
Wilson Bikram Rai as Ved
Jharana Thapa as Samridhi
Anita Dahal as shrish
Ritika Lama as Suchi
Gopal Yakten as palden
Dinesh Rawal
Kishowr Sambampe
Indra Kumar
Anil Bamjam
Karishma Manandhar (Guest Appearance)
Babu Bogati (Guest Appearance)

Plot

The movie ‘Saayad‘ is the story of two brothers Yodin (played by Samyam Puri) and Nirag (played by Sunil Rawal). After Yodin was born, their family had earned wealth and their life became more easier so Nirag considers Yodin a luck. Yodin's crush, Sirish, was the sister of Nirag's crush, Samridhi. Yodin's best friend Ved (played by Wilson Bikram Rai) introduced Yodin to drugs. Yodin and Ved's group started taking drugs because of the problems in the family and love lives.

Drugs caused them to neglect their study and get involved in gang fights. The story takes a U-turn when Sirish died. It is better to keep from telling, all about how Sirish died and how their lives changed after her death, not to spoil your movie experience in the theatre.[3]

Sequel

The sequel of Saayad, Saayad 2 is made.

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References

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[1] "Saayad Poster".

[2] "Saayad Synopsis".

[3] "Saayad's Movie Story".