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When a shady married man is caught in the illegal act by his wife's father, a government official, he must pass the Public Service Commission exam or risk losing his wife.

Chhakka Panja 3 is a 2018 Nepalese dark comedy crime drama film directed by Deepa Shree Niraula with the help of Deepak Raj Giri and is written and produced by Deepa Shree Niraula, Deepak Raj Giri, Kedar Ghimire and Jeetu Nepal for Aama Sarswoti Movies. It is the 3rd film in the Chhakka Panja series.

A tender romantic drama about two young hearts brought together by fate. Kumari explores love, emotions, and the courage to choose the heart despite life’s challenges. A soulful Valentine-season love story.

10-year-old Tashi and his ageing grandma live as tenants to a wealthy family, in a remote mountain village in Darjeeling. Their job is to look after the family’s cardamom orchard and guard it at night from wild animals. An approaching wedding at their patron’s house excites Tashi. But will they invite him?

"Kagbeni" transplants the famous horror story, "The Monkey's Paw", to the mountains of Nepal. Krishna has returned to his village (Kagbeni) from Malaysia, and is reminiscing with his old friend Ramesh. They come upon an old hermit, who presents them with a cursed monkey's paw that has the power both to grant wishes, and twist their meaning to cause tragedies.

Harishchandra is a 1951 Indian Nepali-language film based on the story of the legendary king Harischandra from Hindu mythology. This is credited as the first Nepali language film and is considered lost.

A man’s desperate fight to save his father’s graveyard from a powerful businessman is complicated by the return of his former lover.

Two people from different caste start to fall in love but after their parents not allowing them to stay together, they run away.

In the heart of a remote village, Purna Bahadur Ko Sarangi weaves a poignant drama about the unbreakable bond between a struggling father and his son. Purna Bahadur, a humble and impoverished musician, clings to the hope of a better life through his beloved sarangi, an instrument that carries the echoes of his dreams and sacrifices. As the family faces relentless hardship, the son, who yearns for a brighter future, becomes increasingly distant, torn between his aspirations and the harsh reality of their life.

Although they are virtual strangers, a man and a woman consider entering into a fake marriage to achieve their individual aspirations.

A pick-up truck driver leaves Kathmandu airport for a two-day drive with a delivery to a remote mountain village. On the high road, a solitary figure slowly makes his way, wheeling a small red suitcase toward the same village.

"Jhingedaau" is a 2022 Nepali romantic comedy-drama directed by Gyanendra Bahadur Deuja, based on Bhimnidhi Tiwari's story. The film portrays two sisters-in-law whose friendly rivalry during the traditional dice game "Jhinge Dau" leads to family discord, highlighting the unforeseen consequences of seemingly harmless actions. The film stars Keki Adhikari, Mukun Bhusal, and Aanchal Sharma. "Jhingedaau" received positive reviews for its blend of humor and social commentary, and won the Best Feature Film Award at the 2nd edition of the Nepal Rural Film Festival (NERUFF).

The film revolves around a life of army recruit. When a man starts to fall in love after while his love gets kidnapped he starts to take revenge on the man.

A story follows a girl named Sapana, who dreams of marrying a man just like the one she has always imagined. However, she is completely unaware that the one truly meant for her has been by her side all along.

Saurya is haunted by a difficult past and grapples with his troubled mind. After a year, his brother embarks on a quest to find him. A touching story unfolds as Nisan delves into Saurya's history.

Jerry, the only son of famous business tycoon, Vijay; is never truly acknowledged and trusted prejudicing him far lack of matureness- is engaged to Shreya. However, one day he comes up with an idea of summitting the Everest, unaware of the problems coming to his family and his love-life.

Trapped in an abandoned royal palace, a young prince must confront the unsettling secrets of his family’s past, escape evil forces and battle dark magic in order to survive.

In Nepalese society, "Jaar" refers to a man who has an illicit affair with another man's wife. During the reign of Jung Bahadur Rana (1846–1877), he proclaimed that the husband had the right to behead the guilty Jaar. Rudraman and Thuli as outcasts, face a perilous journey, cut off from the security of family and tradition.

Three friends faith is tested when they involve in foreign unemployment.

A Nepalese family navigate cultural differences in the US, and the complications social media can cause. Despite their struggles and fears, the family support each other. The question of what 'normal' is subjective to the culture.