Nepali Movies to Watch This January

As the new year begins, Nepali cinema brings a diverse range of films to entertain audiences. From heartfelt dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies, here are four Nepali movies worth watching this January.
Karsang
Written and directed by Yam Sherpa, Karsang delves deep into the Sherpa culture, presenting an emotional story of family and tradition. Set in the picturesque Sherpa village of Yarsa, Sindhupalchouk, the film follows Lopsang, his wife Dichhen, and their only child Torme. This social drama beautifully explores the conflict between preserving cultural traditions and prioritizing family values. With an impressive cast including Dayahang Rai, Jitu Nepal, Srijana Ninglek, and Deeya Maskey, Karsang promises a rich cultural experience.
Genre: Social Drama
Missing: Keti Harayeko Suchana
Directed by Deependra Gauchan, Missing: Keti Harayeko Suchana is a unique love story that begins with an accidental kidnapping. A Madhesi young man abducts a Pahadi woman and brings her to Janakpur, only for them to discover an unexpected connection. The film highlights the challenges of Pahadi-Madhesi relations while showcasing the vibrant culture of the Terai region. Starring Najir Husen and Shristi Shrestha, this drama is as thought-provoking as it is heartfelt.
Release Date: 24th Jan, 2025
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 158 mins
Aktor
Aktors captures the struggles of Kushal, a middle-class boy chasing his dream of becoming an actor. Directed by Rajan Bhusal, the film is a poignant tale of ambition, resilience, and self-discovery. Starring Pradeep Khadka, Anna Sharma, and Raj Ballav Koirala, Aktor is a relatable story for anyone pursuing a big dream in a challenging world.
Release Date: 29th Jan, 2025
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 130 mins
Firfire Firiri
For fans of horror-comedy, Firfire Firiri offers a perfect blend of laughs and scares. Directed by Nabbin Bhatta, the film revolves around a group of forgers who encounter a supernatural force that unexpectedly aids their schemes. But as their luck changes, so does their trust in this mysterious entity. The cast includes Manoj Kumar Adhikari, Sandeep Shrestha, Bhawana Upreti, and Rabina KC.
Release Date: 17th Jan, 2025
Genre: Horror-Comedy
Runtime: 120 mins
This January, Nepali filmmakers bring engaging stories and cultural narratives to the big screen. Don’t miss the chance to dive into these cinematic journeys!
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