“Hait” is the word every youngsters used these days. “Hait” word is used on previous Nepalese film “Kabaddi” by one of its character “Akkade” (Buddhi Tamang ). Film and Akkade’s character both became superhit among audiences. “Hait” word and Akkade charactor helped Buddhi to become famous and got an opportunity to travel the overseas.
Akkade ups Buddhi enterd to an arts 12 years back. Thou he used to work whatever comes infront of him to survive. He enrolled to Dabali Natya Sanstha 2062\63 B.S. He worked in many street play while he was at Dabali. He took ating training with Anup Baral at Actors Studio and worked at Malami Drama.
Buddhi separated with Dabali team and met Rajan Khatiwada. After meetin Rajan Akkade made bond with Mandala Theater and worked at more than fifteen stage dramas. Digri Maila, Charandas Chor, Ghumreko Kapal, Sunkeshari, Mit Jyu are some of famous drama where he has worked.
Famous actor Buddhi have already worked in two Nepalese films Red Monsoon and Saghuro, before Kabaddi. Buddhi also featured in Nepalese famous TV serial Meri Bassai with the same thego Hait as a role of Hanumane. Audiences liked his act in Meri Bassia as Hanumane and he became more popular among audiences.
Hanumane has worked as an art director in many films before he worked in film and he didn’t aspect that he will be as famous as today. Lately Hanumane teaches acting at many school and collages. And it is confirmed that as soon as Kabaddi’s sequel Kabaddi Kabaddi’s trailor release Hanumane will again in limelight.
Hanumane was doubting his popularity before he reaches to Europe. He get to know how famous Hait and Hanumane after seeing audiences crowd Europe’s cultural program. Buddhi has returned back to Nepal after completing cultural shows in Europe. Though he has not decided what he will become in future but Buddhi wishes to work in different character in films.
So what does the word “hait” actually mean? I’ve heard young people use it a lot in Nepal as a kind of exclamation (like omg or what?!), is that correct? Or what does it really mean?? Thanks!