Narayan Tripathi

Chameli and Shere are friends, lovers, spouses, and rivals whose relationship is tested by humor, romance, and unexpected twists when Chameli’s scheming brother-in-law interferes for his own benefit.

This superhit Nepali film, starring Rajesh Hamal, Karishma Manandhar, and Saranga Shrestha, tells the story of an honest individual and employee. He remains steadfast in his principles while facing workplace challenges and the ups and downs of his personal life.

A 1999 Nepali drama-romance in which Rajesh Hamal plays Kancha, a young man whose life and love story unfolds alongside Karishma Manandhar's Anjali, with Sunil Thapa as Kaji and Narayan Tripathi as the comic Lure.

Bandhan is a classic Nepali feature film starring prominent actors such as Dinesh Sharma, Karishma Manandhar, and Melina Manandhar. The movie explores themes of social relationships, family bonds, and the intricacies of human connections, often centering on the titular concept of "Bandhan" (bond/connection).

A classic Nepali film starring Rajesh Hamal and Saranga Shrestha exploring the themes of love, social tradition, and family drama.

When Suraj is surrounded by different problems in his life. Malaiti comes close to him. Will Malati be able to help Suraj overcome his problems or will she be a burden?

Raju is appointed as the bodyguard of Shivani, a rich girl. She falls in love with him but her brother's violent nature gets in the way of her uniting with Raju.

A multi-starring classic Nepali drama featuring iconic actor Shiva Shrestha with Rajesh Hamal that navigates the complex moral dilemmas and challenges faced by its characters.

The classic Nepali movie, Nayak, starring Rajesh Hamal, and Karishma Manadhar.

The 1996 classic movie, Chhori Buhari, starring Rajesh Hamal and Pooja Chand.

Shankar's fight against corrupted local forces and gangsters to protect his loved ones.

Agni Pariksha is a Nepali feature film starring Rajesh Hamal, Bina Budhathoki, and Saranga Shrestha. The movie follows a complex narrative revolving around themes of justice, character, and moral integrity, often associated with the title's meaning of "trial by fire."

Amar, a villager, opposes a wealthy industrialist’s plan to build a liquor factory, but their conflict takes an unexpected turn when Amar saves the industrialist’s daughter from a local goon. Meanwhile, Amar’s carefree relative Kumar struggles with his studies, as the story explores the lives and challenges of the family.

Pregnant Shraddha is left by her boyfriend and is under the protection of police yet with one of the criminal having him to look after her as he was accused for getting her pregnant; unaware that they were both pawns in a far-reaching conspiracy.

A child is separated from his family by evil relatives who want to invade their property. The child is taken care of by a maid, and later, when he grows up, she reveals his backstory to him. As a result, he reunites with his family.