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Make your own version of Nepal Film Box Office World

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Original by Punam Achrya

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Build a realistic, fully functional web app called Nepal Film Box Office World 🇳🇵🎬. Simulate Nepal's film industry for 10 years (2027–2036), including Nepali, Indian, Hollywood, and international movies.

Features:

Maximum 180 cinema screens and 600 shows per day, with maximum 4 shows per screen.

Release calendar with a minimum target of 1 new movie per week and maximum 4 movies released on the same day.

Realistic movie clashes, show allocation, advance bookings, ticket sales, and cinema occupancy.

Automatic daily, weekly, monthly, and lifetime box-office collections in NPR.

Movie budgets, profits, distributor shares, and producer earnings.

Real Nepali actors, directors, writers, and crew with verified film credits.

Dashain, Tihar, Holi, Teej, Nepali New Year, and other festivals that affect attendance.

Audience reviews and word of mouth that influence collections.

Movie clash predictor, historical box-office records, actor career simulator, and distributor management.

Live simulation clock with pause, resume, advance day, and simulate year controls.

Dark cinematic dashboard with posters, charts, rankings, search, and CSV exports.

Financial targets: Nepali movie budgets typically simulated around NPR 2–4 crore; average performers NPR 5–10 crore gross, superhits above NPR 10 crore, and rare blockbusters NPR 20–30 crore or more. Flops may gross NPR 50 lakh–2 crore. Use these as simulation assumptions, not guaranteed results.

Technical requirements: Build a real full-stack app with working authentication, role-based permissions, database persistence, responsive design, and functional buttons. Use React, TypeScript, and a suitable database. Keep historical facts separate from fictional simulations. Enforce all screen and show limits automatically.

Important: Build the actual working application, not just a mockup. Test login, database saving, calculations, scheduling, and simulation before declaring it complete.