“Noise” Becomes The First Korean Movie to Be Screened in Nepali Theater
Good news for movie buffs in Nepal, the South Korean horror thriller Noise has officially made its debut in theaters across Nepal. Directed by Kim Soo-jin and starring Lee Sun-bin, Kim Min-seok, and Han Su-a, the film was released on August 29, 2025, marking a historic moment as the first Korean movie to be screened in Nepali cinemas.
Noise delivers a gripping tale of mystery and suspense, blending horror with intense storytelling that has captivated audiences worldwide. After achieving their dream of owning a home, sisters Joo-young (Lee Sun-bin) and Joo-hee (Han Su-a) are haunted by a mysterious, unidentifiable noise in their apartment. When Joo-young suddenly loses contact with her sister, she rushes back from her job in the countryside, enlisting the help of Joo-hee’s boyfriend, Ki-hoon (Kim Min-seok), to search for her. As tensions rise, a neighbor living below becomes convinced the sisters are the source of the eerie sounds and begins issuing terrifying threats, turning their peaceful home into a suspenseful nightmare.
The film’s entry into Nepalese theaters signals a growing interest in Korean cinema, reflecting the global popularity of K-dramas and K-movies.

Ranjana Cineplex in Kathmandu is among the key theaters screening the film, with showtimes and tickets available through platforms such as Showtime Nepal. Fans have expressed excitement about the opportunity to experience Korean horror on the big screen, with social media buzzing about the film’s unique storyline and high production values.
This milestone not only broadens the cinematic options for Nepali audiences but also paves the way for more international films to enter the market. With its suspenseful plot and talented cast, Noise promises a thrilling experience for movie lovers in Nepal and highlights the growing cultural exchange between Korean and Nepali entertainment industries.
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