Gajit Bista

An ambitious young man leaves his rural Nepali village to chase success in the city, only to return years later to an empty home and the heartbreaking reality of the sacrifices his parents made.

Aa Bata Aama is a heartfelt story set in a serene Nepali village, following a loving couple who are blessed with a son, Krishna, after years of hope and prayer. They raise him with deep care and big dreams, eventually making great sacrifices to send him abroad for better opportunities. As Krishna adapts to a new life, he becomes increasingly distant from his roots and family. Back home, his parents continue to cherish his memories and wait for his return. The film gently explores themes of love, sacrifice, ambition, and the emotional distance that can grow between family and dreams.

The blossoming romance between Hari, a materialistic mayor's son, and Narayani, a simple, devout village girl; conflicting backgrounds and fates intertwine after an unusual and serendipitous meeting.

Nirbhaya Singh is currently the head of one of Nepal's most influential political parties, while his son, Dig Vijay Singh is deeply involved in criminal operations. When a political election is going to take place, Nirbhaya Singh becomes paralyzed, and Dig Vijay Singh assumes to run for his father.

Dharmaa is posted as the DFO of Kaliban after the poachers killed the previous DFO at their post. Dharmaa leaves his wife Gauri at home with his brother Abhaya and sister-in-law, Diya. The poachers and the police in the Kaliban area have teamed up to smuggle timber from the forest.

The story follows the struggles and effects of foreign labor and education migration on local entrepreneurs and families back in Nepal.

The film is about single father Sushant's attempt to take care of his 10-year-old daughter Chanchal. Chanchal's mother died during her childbirth, and Sushant faces challenges in raising her. Sushant does anything to make his daughter happy, taking her places and buying her things she desires. The film explores the close relationship between the father and the daughter.