A story about Prashant and Sunita

here is a saying in Nepali, “Afno ghar ma pakako mashu mann na parne tara arka gharko dal bhat ni mitho lagne.” This proverb seems to be correct in modern world. Nowadays people like others wife than their own. This is creating a gap between husband and wife.
We can also read jokes related to such relation. These jokes make us feel that the couples do not believe each other. Most of them are in extra marital affairs. This creates the misunderstanding and sometimes divorce between couples as well.

Here is a story related to such condition. A person ‘Prashant’ got married with ‘Sunita’. He used to love her very much. For the first some years of their marriage, he didn’t let her feel alone for a second. They loved each other very much. They were happy and were living a happy life. Their $exu@*l relation was also good.
But after some years, he lacked interest from her. He started to stay out of the house for long time. He started coming home late. Sometimes he told her that he would have loved her more if she was his friend’s wife. He started meeting her as she was a stranger to him. Sometime he used his own friend’s name to have a $exu@l relation with her.

This lasted for 3 years. Then Sunita fed off with Prashant’s that kind of activities and went to court and appealed for divorce with him. She said that she can’t live with him being a stranger. She got divorce and started her life as a nurse in a hospital again. But Prashant loved her very much. He couldn’t bear that pain and started taking alcohol. One day, he was found dead in his apartment due to excess consumption of alcohol.
A short film is made based on this true story. The producer of this film is Shristi Nailwal Pant and is directed by Prabhakar ‘Meena Bhaskar’ Pant. This short films cast Sanjiv K. Jotangia and Anushkaa Singa as Prashant and Sunita.





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