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An insurance agent investigates a bereaved woman's £30 million insurancevclaim after her husband is found dead in the woods.

Against the mountainous terrain and misty landscape, this is about a contemplative return of a man to his village after a decade.

It's about a man and his journey of searching for the lost love. His journey will take you from the city of lakes that is pokhara to the traveler's paradise Sikkim. Fighting the obstacles , will he finally end his search or his search will end his spirit. Only time will tell...

Balidaan (Sacrifice) is a 1997 Nepali historical drama film set in Panchayat-era Nepal, and depicts a fictionalised version of the contemporary democracy movement.

The first film made in Newari language, tells the story of a young man, who will do anything for the girl he loves.

Five friends in their college life- trying to navigate through their first love unaware of problems, and conflict they have to share, and compromise they will make.

A man is addicted to cigarettes.

Crime film.

I'm lonely.

Ha Lyngkha Bneng is a poignant exploration of human connection amid change, set in 2047 against the serene East Khasi Hills. The film follows Livingstone and his fellow villagers as they confront loss, love, and resilience. With only six villagers remaining, the bonds of friendship and community become vital, offering solace amidst urban migration and loneliness. Livingstone’s journey on a vintage bus symbolizes his enduring love for his late wife, Belinda. As the narrative unfolds, a cast of endearing characters emerges, each grappling with dreams and desires amid loss. Together, they embody resilience, their collective spirit shining through life’s uncertainties. Ha Lyngkha Bneng is a moving testament to the power of community, woven with themes of love, loss, and the enduring strength found in solidarity.

Nhisutu, a man devoted to Newari culture, lives by tradition and ritual. His son, drawn to a modern lifestyle, questions these values and openly criticizes them, hurting his father. As their differences grow, the conflict between tradition and modern thinking strains their relationship, forcing both to confront what family, identity, and understanding truly mean.

A strong-willed woman defies her father in order to wed her childhood sweetheart, but she faces more antagonism when her new husband leaves the country to find work.

Two teenage girls separated by the caste system fight against society to play their favorite instrument Sanai, forbidden to be played by women, while also keeping their friendship alive.

A psychiatrist is trying to help a young schizophrenic patient win over his imagination with some rather unconventional methods.

Dipak and Saraswati live a simple life in Kathmandu. A devoted father and an adoring husband, Dipak works as a security guard, while Saraswati happily tends to traditional housework. Their home is modest, and their two girls are happy. Life would be perfect for the pregnant mother if only she could give her husband a son. Desperate in her desire, on the advice of a stranger, Saraswati prays to a new spirit with miraculous results. When the blessing turns to tragedy, the distraught couple appeals to Gita, a jhangrini or healer, revered as a powerful spirit medium. Gita's own crisis of faith and, perhaps, her stunning beauty, forces all three to a dizzying climax, leaving the lines between secular and spiritual desires eerily blurred.

The filmmaker confronts the popular narrative in Nepal that alcoholism is the leading cause of the indigenous Rai community's perceived backwardness by detailing the personal stories of Rai women of Sikteltar, Bhojpur who use alcohol to forget their sorrows and deal with routine hardships.

Shishir (Ashirwad Chhetri) is a skilled cinema actor who enjoys performing action parts. He has a daughter, Ditya (Avelina Khadka), with whom he spends a lot of his after-work time. Shishir has always loved and cared for his child, Ditya, who has never gotten affection from her mother. The father- daughter team admired one another. Ditya's birthday has arrived, and her father is still not home, which makes her very upset. When her father arrives home, he wishes her a happy birthday, drives her to school, and promises to take her to one of the finest restaurants to celebrate. On the drive, Ditya asks Shishir about her mother, but he terminates the subject by saying that he will illustrate it later. After school, they go to a restaurant to celebrate their birthday.

Desan is a Nepali feature film based on the story of a social epidemic, it portrays family love, trust, betrayal and revenge.

Two boys,One man and The Streets