Royal Nepal Film Corporation

Based on a story by Bijaya Malla, the film portrays the religious, social, and cultural traditions of the Newar community, exploring the profound impact of faith, societal expectations, and the living goddess institution on everyday lives.

A young woman navigates the complexities of love, arranged marriage, and family expectations while fiercely asserting her dignity, self-determination, and women's empowerment against societal pressures.

Mann Ko Bandh is a social realist drama that focuses heavily on rural development, civic duties, and nation-building. Set against the backdrop of rural Nepal during the Panchayat regime, the storyline follows community dynamics and personal struggles at the village level.

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.

Ke Ghar Ke Dera revolves around the humorous and emotional struggles of various families in Kathmandu as they navigate class differences, societal expectations, and the fundamental search for a true place to call home.

A family’s bonds are tested by economic hardship, generational conflict, and personal sacrifice as they struggle to preserve their dignity, love, and unity in the face of life’s challenges.

The dramatic story of a mountaineering expedition to the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest, realistically captures the atmosphere of the expedition, reveals complex interpersonal relationships in tense situations, and the dramatic struggle between human will and desire to overcome danger...