Subash Gajurel

Nepal 1950. A mysterious, unexplored country. The Swiss geologist Toni Hagen, was the first European to pass through the "forbidden" kingdom. He doesn't discover any mineral resources there. Yet he does uncover the mysteries of life and penetrates towards a more profound truth which lends a new dimension to his life. In the spring of 1999, Hagen returns to Nepal to keep a promise of almost 50 years: At that time a Buddhist monk had presented him with the gift of a valuable and mystical ring.

A story of a boy struggling to fulfill his father's dream of winning a scholarship from the government.

Three individuals unite against societal norms perpetuating caste discrimination, facing challenges in their collective struggle to defy the existing caste-based social order.

A series of awkward and comical events ensue when several people set out to recover the money owed to them.

The film follows the lives of teenagers living in a hostel, capturing their fun, struggles, and personal growth. The story revolves around a group of students navigating their way through school life, friendships, and challenges.

Based on a play by Gopal Prasad Rimal, It portrays social conflicts and women's demand for social justice during the Rana regime.

Autism is not a weakness or a flaw, it is simply a different way of experiencing the world. Every person learns, thinks, feels, communicates, and understands life in their own unique way. This story follows the emotional journey of a brother and sister whose deep bond becomes the heart of the film. Amid society’s misunderstandings and everyday struggles, their relationship reflects love, acceptance, sacrifice, and the strength of family, creating a touching and inspiring tale about embracing individuality.

Based on the Nepalese novel, Magnum Opus Basain, Migration paints a vivid picture of a beautiful rural community in Nepal, focusing on one family's heartrending struggle for survival, before their poverty forces them to leave their home in search of a better life.