Lahure (1990)

Dhunge Yug (2010)

Je Bho Ramrai Bho (2005)

Hari Banshka Acharya, Rajesh Hamal.

Je Bho Ramrai Bho is a 2005 action, drama genre movie produced by Manoj Bikram and Meera Acharya.Dialouge, Script and Directed by Haribansha Acharya the movie casts Haribansha Acharya, Rajesh Hamal and Jaal Shah in the lead roles.Starring Haribansha Acharya in the double roles it is a masala Nepali movie that consists of Drama, Action, Romance and comedy.This movie is considered as one of the super-hit movie of all the time.

Paral ko Aago (1978)

The movie Paral ko Aago (परालको आगो), directed by Pratap Subba, was produced by Ceneroma in 2034 BS (1978 AD). The black and white movie proved to be a great success due to the nice story and melodious music.

The music director of the movie, Shanti Thatal, was the first female music director in Nepali movies. Lyrics were prepared by Manbhadur Mukhiya and Indra Thapaliya and sung by Aruna Lama, Dawa Galmo, Pema Lama, Shankar Gurung, and Deepa Gahatraj (Jha),

The actors of the movie were Tanka Sharma, Basundhara Bhusal (Guest actor), I K Singh, Menuka Pradhan etc. Pratap Subba looked after the script and direction.

The movie was based on a popular book by Guru Prasad Mainali with the same title.

Sindoor (1980)

Sindoor was another movie produced by the government of Nepal under Royal Nepal Film Corporation. The movie was released in 1980. The movie was directed by Prakash Thapa.

Sindoor was a drama about a young woman (acted by Meenakshi Rana) seeking her own way in life. The woman’s fight against constricting traditions and of course romantic liaison with touches of comedy helped it to be a successful movie at that time.

Shilu (1987)

Silu or Shilu is the first Newari (Nepal Bhasa) film ever made. The movie was released on November of 1987.

“Silu” is a celebrated Newari story which was made into the movie. The story is about an obstinate woman who insists on accompanying her husband to Gosaikund although there is a taboo against it.

Movie details:

Story, Lyrics & Dialougue: Dev Krishna Ranzit & Prem Baniya

Singers: Juju Kaju Ranzit, Rachana GC

Artists: Jay Shrestha, Nabina Shrestha, Madan Krishna Shrestha, Haribansha Acharya, Kishor Malakar, Prem Baniya, Barkha Subba, Ishwor Shrestha etc.

Total investment in making the movie was Rs 1,361,000.

Director: Pradeep Rimal

Producer: Prem Baniya & Dan B. Maharjan

Mission Paisa

'Mission paisa' screening for second weekKathmandu – A film based on five youth who are ready to do everything for money, 'Mission Paisaa' currently hitting the halls around the country for second week. The film shows the struggle of Nepalese youth to earn money in Hong Kong. Special effects and animations have conducted in Mission Paisa more as other Nepali movies had.

Actors like Nikhil Upreti, Suraj Ardi, Amir Gautam, Nisha Adhikari, Ausha Basnet, Basnet and Sunil Thapa are in the major role. Shimosh Sunuwar has taken the responsibility for story writing, screen play and editing whereas Hyman Keshi is a fight director.

Kushume Rumal (1985)

Kusume Rumal (Cotton's Handkerchief) is a 1985 Nepali romantic film directed by Tulsi Ghimire. The film has a massive star cast which includes: 

Bhuwan K.C.,
Tripti Nadakar,
Udit Narayan
Neer Shah.

The film was the first production of Uddav Paudel, the owner of Gopi Krishna Movies, and was successful to celebrate first silver jublee in Nepal.

Das Dhunga

Will Das Dhunga Reveal Truth?
Prabalta Rijal

Great leaders don’t only belong to a particular party, they belong to the nation, to the people. Nepal lost two such leaders fifteen years ago in a mysterious road accident at Das Dhunga. The incident know as Das Dhunga left the entire nation flabbergasted but the death of Madan Bhandari and Jeevaraj Aashrit raised a lot of questions.



In an effort to find answers to these questions and lift the curtain from a suspense that had been looming in our minds for fifteen years, two young filmmakers have almost completed a film ‘Das Dhunga’, a semi-fictional film on the mysterious incident.



The lead character has been fictionalised to protect the identity of a journalist who was forced to leave the nation because of his search for the truth. Apart from this all the facts revealed in the film are true according to its director/writer Manoj Pandit, 29, and producer Apil Bista, 27.



"I grew up wondering who killed Madan Bhandari, we debated about it and none of us have actually been able to accept that it was an accident. I just wanted to get to the bottom of it and in a way we have been able to unveil the mystery behind the so-called accident in the film," said Pandit.



The two hour long film presented by Apil Bista Films Production is based on an investigation by a government investigative officer, played by Anup Baral--a renowned theatre actor/director.



The film begins with the car crash at Das Dhunga, which took the lives of the two leaders and revolves around the investigation, interrogation of Amar Lama, Bhandari’s driver who had been suspected and accused of carrying out the tragic master-plan.



"Though the film has focused on the death of political leaders, it’s not a political film—we have just tried to unravel the truth behind the mystery. For this we have tried in a very unique manner, we will not compromise on creativity and we will reveal our findings at any cost," he said adding that they had already started receiving threats for making the film. "We have had people calling to tell us that there is no threat to our lives from inside Nepal, but there are outside forces who can easily harm us," said Bista.



While talking to The Rising Nepal on how they researched for the film, Pandit explained that they met the relatives of the deceased. They also came across an investigative journalist who gave them information he had on the mystery which helped them take their research a step ahead. They also claimed that they received no support from the people they expected it the most from, and found a lot of facts and files related to the case going missing from government offices and other sources.
"There were loopholes and it became very difficult to actually connect them because most of the people we approached weren’t too keen on helping us that surprising yet very disappointing," they said.
They also informed that they received anonymous calls telling them that the film would in no way pass the censors. " Apart from all this, I did not even write the dialogues in the script for fear of their leakage," said Pandit.
"The dialogues like ‘Go and ask Madhav and Oli about who killed Bhandari’ and ‘ Do you work for the CIA’?, have been leaked," they said.



After the documentary ‘Greater Nepal’, which has been banned in Nepal, Pandit seems to have done it again, another controversial topic and another quest for truth. ‘Das Dhunga’ too looks very promising and is currently in its first phase of editing.



Bista who is very enthusiastic about the film informed that a few faces of the culprits will be revealed if those scenes are not censored. "We don’t know what the film will look like after it is censored, but if it comes out uncensored, it will surely cause an uproar," they added.



A fan of the Hollywood Oscar winning actor and director Clint Eastwood, Pandit has been inspired by the filmmaker’s style of cinematography and has tried to use this style in ‘Das Dhunga’. The film seems to have shaped up in a Hollywood style and the makers claim that no other Nepali film has been made in this way.



"Doing the film was very interesting but honestly speaking we have very few actors who can become a ‘director’s actor’, its not difficult to become an actor, but to become a ‘director’s actor’ needs a lot of professionalism which most of our actors lack," Pandit told.



Apart from Anup Baral who’s playing the lead, Dhayang Rai will be playing Amar Lama, Mandan Bhandari will be played by his own brother, Ram Krishna Poudel will play Jivraj Ashrit and Sanchita Luitel will play Baral’s wife in the film. The film’s cinematography which according to it’s producer is exceptionally good has been done by Purshottam Pradhan, The film to be released on the end of May is being edited by Nimesh Shrestha and the music for the film has been composed by Kicha.



Will ‘Das Dhunga’ reveal the killers? Well, we will just have to wait for the release of the film this year, because the makers refused to unveil the suspense.