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        1. Tshering Wangyal is on Facebook.
        2. (Ura ) The Dance of Milarepa and Tshering Chenga also reflects a similar idea of happy long life, prosperity and natural environment.
        3. ), the great Indian siddha visited Tibet and Bhutan several times.
        4. "Our prolific filmmaker, Director Tshering Wangyel has passed away today morning in the hospital," the Bhutan Film Association said on its.
        5. Bhutanese filmmaker Dechen Roder's “I, The Song” has been acquired by Fidalgo Film Distribution for Norway.

          6. ), the great Indian siddha visited Tibet and Bhutan several times....

          Cinema of Bhutan

          The cinema of Bhutan is a small[1] but emerging industry,[2] having started in the mid-1990s.[1] It has since been supported by government officials and different businesses.[3]

          Bhutan's film industry is highly influenced by neighboring Indian film industry, with most Bhutanese films being adaptations of Indian ones or based on the Indian film format.[1] In the 21st century[4] there have been calls by local filmmakers for a tilt towards originality in Bhutanese cinema.

          Many films have started to blend Indian cinema with local Buddhist teachings and traditions, and Bollywood films are now rarely seen in Bhutanese cinema halls after more than a decade of domination.[1][2] Storytelling based on Buddhist oral history and supernatural beliefs are increasingly influencing Bhutanese cinematic structure.[5]

          As of 2011[update], Bhutan's film industry produced an aver