• https://www.instagram.com/adisafilms

• https://www.ifinedocumentary.com/

• adisakhepra@gmail.com

And with Princess:

• https://www.instagram.com/theprincessagunbiade/

And with APCEIU

• https://unescoapceiu.org/

• https://www.instagram.com/apceiu/

Dear community,

I am Mandana Abdalla, a college student. Growing up, I learned that what I think does not always resonate with my surroundings and community; nonetheless, I never stoped to believe what my perspective was. I highly believe that there is no standard for beauty. It is subjective, and more so, it is everywhere. You cannot pinpoint at something and say it is beautiful because of a certain physical quality, for that same quality alone cannot determine beauty. Beauty is a blend, a mixture, alluring to the mind. God has creatd humans in the best form and shape. How can humans lable such beauty?

It all stems from greed of business people and is watered by insecurity of people. Beauty can only be seen, it cannot be identified and labeled.

With that I would like to send this message to whoever reads this: you are beautiful the way you accept yourself, not the way I see you or someone else defines you. And remeber don't rely on others' comments when they say you are pretty, for it can last only so long. The real beauty comes from acceptance and contentment. You are beautiful, because you are a blend of what you are physically and mentally.

Best wishes,

Mandana Abdalla

Dear readers,

Beauty lies to the eye's of beholder. Beauty is subjective, yet it is defined by people who sees beauty in their own ways. To me, I see beauty through personality more than physical appearance. Beauty 'adab' is more than beauty of 'cantik'. This 'adab' or called as manners will be last forever since beauty of 'cantik' will diminish over time.

Muhammad Amir Aminuddin

The film encourages viewers to critically examine beauty standards and their impact on personal well-being and cultural identity through a blend of personal narratives and broader social commentary. The film highlights the dangers of skin bleaching and advocates for the celebration of natural beauty, fostering global awareness and empathy. By showcasing the detrimental effects of societal pressures and promoting self-acceptance, "IFine Beauty" aims to inspire a more inclusive and healthy perspective on beauty across diverse cultures.

All the best!!!

Jaya Sharma Bhattarai

Pratibha Dhal , India

Allow me to introduce myself—I’m Tirtharaj Acharya, hailing from the beautiful country of Nepal. 🇳🇵✨

Here’s a glimpse of who I am:

• Dynamic Leadership: I thrive on leading with passion and adaptability, always ready to steer the ship toward new horizons.

• Innovative: My mind is a canvas for creativity, where I paint ideas that challenge the status quo.

• Active: Whether it’s chasing dreams or climbing mountains, I believe in living life fully.

Let’s create something remarkable together! 🌟💫

Feel free to connect and share your stories—I’m all ears! 🤝🗣️

#APCEIU #FilmmakingCommunity #Inspiration #Nepal

I love the background music

I would like to know

Beauty must be a sensitive topic for them, how did you convince them to talk about it.

Did the shopkeepers feel guilty about selling the cream

Don’t they seek inspiration from models like Nayakim Gatwech who is called as the queen of dark.

Yes am impressed , I have always wanted to film some thing like this, there so many stories out there to tell?

Did you have to pay everyone appearing in the film and how did you handle it, because that has been my challenge??

I am delighted to be here with you today. As an artist and film composer, it is a real pleasure for me to be able to share my work and exchange with all of you.

Thanks to APCEIU, I hope that we can develop a fruitful collaboration that will allow us to create films with a genuine positive impact on our community. This is my greatest wish.

I am convinced that together we can meet this challenge and offer our audience high-quality cinematographic works. Your support and expertise are essential to the success of our  project.

From where did you got the idea of making the film about this topic?

"OH SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL"

- PBHS