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Corporate Talkies<br />
GP Timalsena<br />
(Chairman Promoters Nepal)<br />
I’d change the color of sky into natural green. It<br />
would be great to have such a green canopy given the<br />
dirt and pollution we have.<br />
Sitaram Kattel<br />
(Artist)<br />
I’d choose to color the Terai, Pahad, Himal regions<br />
of our country with Red, Blue and, White. It would<br />
depict our nationality and invoke patriotism in us<br />
all.<br />
Shovit Basnet<br />
(Film Director)<br />
I’d change the sky into<br />
green. It brings peace.<br />
Saman Adhikari (EP, Ramailo TV)<br />
I would change the color of sky into pink maybe. I think<br />
that might break the monotony of the atmosphere we live<br />
in and inspire everyone to change. If you don’t like it, you<br />
might end up appreciating nature and be grateful.<br />
Sujit Thapa<br />
(Artist/ Presenter- Rmailo TV)<br />
I would change everything to green because of its<br />
proven benefits for eyesight and the zen vibes. It<br />
would be good from health perspective too.<br />
Bimee Maskey<br />
(Brand Officer, Dish Home)<br />
I don't want to change<br />
anything that is natural.<br />
Everything happens for a<br />
reason and changing the<br />
color of anything natural for<br />
a day is ruled out for me. It’s<br />
all about living the moments<br />
to the fullest.<br />
Nisha Bhatta<br />
(Student Entrepreneur)<br />
I would paint the sky in rainbow and giltters<br />
because that spreads happy vibes, revives<br />
childhood days and brings joy.<br />
Versatile | MARCH-CHAITRA 2018 63
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