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This is by far the best Nepalese movie that portrayal the religion, beliefs, traditions and cultures of Nepal. Extremely well presented a must watch movie for anyone not only for Nepalese but for everyone. all the actors and actress are very natural. Unlike other Nepalese movies which is overly acted and tried hard to make you laugh these actors performed so natural and so genuine. This kind of story is very common in not only in Nepal but in most of the eastern countries. and these actors are not a popular actors in Nepal film industry yet they have done really good job. A must watch movie for anyone who like to learn about different culture and is interested in Nepalese culture.

A must watch I must say. Brilliant piece of Direction and Acting... Unscripted and Natural Dialogues holds you as if you are part of movie. Amazing. Plot of movie is simple yet delivered at its best. I recognized only handful of actors like Mithila Sharma and Manoj Gajurel yet each and every actors are brilliant. It must be one of those few Nepali Movies I would highly recommend. Nepalese Audience would find the scenario in movie completely familiar as these sorts of incidences are fairly common at our part of world. I am a Medical Doctor by profession and I could see good research behind scene. Movie merges health education (that it intends to deliver) subtly yet effectively. Medical Scenario shown in the film are completely legit

Awesome Movie after all. I would rate it 9/10 for brilliant piece of acting and brilliant presentation.

I gave this film ten stars for reaching beyond convention on so many levels. I love that the film was produced primarily as an improvised script. It gave a sense of realism that poetic speech cannot always relay. I love that the plot creates an awareness of women's health. And I love, love, love the simplicity of the character interactions. It feels as though we are sitting with the people we see on their porch, getting an ice cream with Pooja, sharing a smile between two sisters, and planting a tree with Rumy. The beauty and stark realism of the film inspires me to share my own voice and perspective of life, to pay the inspiration forward.

Nepal's film industry has recently introduced two notable films: "Pujar Sarki" and "Pooja, Sir." Both movies delve into different facets of Nepali society, offering audiences profound narratives.

Pujar Sarki (2024)

"Pujar Sarki" is a compelling collection of true stories reflecting societal issues in Nepal. Directed by Bikash Subedi, the film effectively portrays prevalent discrimination and injustice. A standout feature is its exceptional use of music, which enhances the storytelling experience. Additionally, the film employs CGI to vividly depict the protagonist's fears and emotions, adding depth to the narrative. Overall, "Pujar Sarki" serves as a powerful social commentary, prompting viewers to reflect on societal norms.

Cinema has the power to transport audiences into different worlds, evoke deep emotions, and leave lasting impressions. A well-crafted film masterfully weaves together compelling storytelling, stellar performances, breathtaking cinematography, and an evocative musical score. The movie under review excels in all these aspects, delivering an unforgettable viewing experience that lingers in the mind long after the credits roll. At the heart of any great film lies a compelling narrative. This particular movie presents an intricate and emotionally driven story that resonates with audiences on multiple levels.

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Pooja (2010) is a Nepali drama film that explores themes of love, sacrifice, and family values. The story revolves around the emotional struggles of its central characters, portraying their journey through hardships and relationships. With heartfelt performances, engaging storytelling, and a blend of romance and drama, Pooja aims to connect with audiences on an emotional level. The film highlights the importance of love, trust, and resilience in overcoming life's challenges. While it follows a familiar narrative structure, its emotional depth and cultural relevance make it a touching watch for Nepali cinema lovers.