Shanti Maskey

A powerful Nepali drama that explores the struggles and social injustices faced by women caught within the controversial and deeply ingrained Deuki tradition.

Bhool is a classic Nepali film starring Rajesh Hamal and Srijana Basnet that explores themes of love, life, and personal challenges within a dramatic narrative.

A group of brave rebels and an ordinary leader fight against an oppressive regime for democracy and freedom during Nepal's Panchayat era.

A woman travels to Mumbai in search of her lover after an accident leaves him with amnesia, testing the strength and perseverance of their love.

Janak and Junu are in a relationship but he opposes joining a foreign army, while Juddha sees it as a chance to earn respect, secure a better future, and marry his love, Mithila; yet both eventually enlist, unimaginable events waiting for both of them.

Uma and Amit fall deeply in love, but their happiness is shattered when a tragic accident strikes on the very day they get married, putting their future and love to the ultimate test.

Due to mounting debt, Hemanta leaves his village for Kathmandu to earn a living, only to face unimaginable obstacles when he falls in love with his landlord's daughter, Sharmila.

The intertwined lives of several families as they navigate the struggle between older generations striving to uphold traditional values and younger children fighting for independence, forcing them all to confront the true meaning of family bonds.

Usha and Bikash fall deeply in love, only to be separated when Usha's father is manipulated by Prem's father into marrying her off to Prem, who schemes to acquire her family's wealth.

Chandra Prasad is falsely accused of rebellion against the Rana regime and sentenced to life imprisonment, leaving his family shattered and his daughter, Nimu, to be adopted by his loyal servant, Bhandari.