Michael: Apple Entertainment Brings Exclusive Preview Screening Before Official Release, April 22

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The Buzz Nepal
April 13 , 2026

The King of Pop is coming to Kathmandu, and some lucky fans won’t have to wait until April 24.

If you’re a Michael Jackson fan in Nepal, here’s something worth clearing your Wednesday evening for.

QFX Cinemas at Chhaya Center is hosting a paid preview screening of Michael, the highly anticipated biographical film on the life of the King of Pop, on April 22, 2026, a full two days before the film officially hits theatres on April 24.

The screening is set for 6:30 PM in Auditorium 2, giving Kathmandu audiences a rare early-access opportunity to one of the most talked-about biopics of the year.

What Is Michael About?

Michael is a biographical drama that chronicles the life, music, and legacy of Michael Jackson, the artist behind some of the best-selling albums in history, including Thriller, Bad, and Dangerous. The film has been generating buzz globally for its ambitious scope, covering Jackson’s rise to superstardom, his personal struggles, and the cultural phenomenon he became. Casting his own nephew, Jaafar Jackson, in the titular role, the biopic promises an intimate and authentic portrayal of one of the greatest entertainers of the 20th century.

Event Details:

📅 Date	Wednesday, April 22, 2026
📍 Venue	QFX Cinemas, Chhaya Center
🎭 Auditorium	Audi 2
🕡 Showtime	6:30 PM
🎟 Booking	QFX Cinemas (official website / counter)

The Buzz Take

Preview screenings of this kind are relatively rare in Nepal’s cinema landscape, making this a notable event for local film and music enthusiasts. For dedicated fans of Jackson’s work, watching the biopic ahead of the general public adds a layer of exclusivity to what is already shaping up to be a significant theatrical release in the region.

That said, seats in Auditorium 2 are finite, so anyone keen on attending would do well to book sooner rather than later.

Whether you’re a lifelong fan or simply curious about one of the most compelling music stories ever told, this preview is worth considering. Kathmandu rarely gets early access to major international releases, and for a film of this profile, that’s a window worth stepping through.