Hrashwo Deergha

This has to be the worst Nepali movie I've ever watched-a complete waste of time and money. The acting by the lead pair, Harihar and Neeta Dhungana, is abysmally poor, making it hard to stay engaged. Their performances are so unconvincing that you'll find yourself yawning through most of the scenes.

What's worse, the movie has no story to speak of. It's as if the writers forgot that a compelling plot is essential to captivate the audience. Even with the inclusion of South Indian actors-who are known for their exceptional talent-the movie utterly failed to utilize their potential.

Overall, this movie is a huge letdown. Save yourself the disappointment and skip this one.

We have watched this movie in Birgunj and theatre was housefull and we didn't get tickets for 3-4 days even in Birgunj where Nepali movies doesn't work well.

I loved each characterisation and way of story telling.

Inspite there was sarangi making all over housefull even though this movie made his own record for not being released in holidays and done great and became of the superhit movie of 2024.

We should appreciate effort by this movie team specially director and producers who made this history by bringing top Indian and South Indian actors in nepal.

I love this movie and my entire family loved this movie.

1. Story: Wait, What Story?

The movie starts nowhere and ends nowhere.

Characters are confused about their own purpose.

By the time the climax arrives, you won't even care anymore.

2. Acting: Painful to Watch

The lead actor shows two emotions: sleepy and lost.

The supporting actors look like they didn't want to be there either.

Dialogues are so unnatural, even AI could do better.

3. Cinematography: Feels Like a Home Video

Random camera angles that make no sense.

Shaky shots gave me a headache.

4. Music: Please Make It Stop

Songs that make your neighbor's wedding music sound good.

Lyrics so meaningless, you'd prefer silence.

Background score? More like background noise.

5. Length: Never-Ending Torture

Every scene feels 10 minutes longer than it needs to be.

Even the clock in the theater gave up ticking.

6. Special Effects: Straight from the 90s

Explosions look like someone threw red powder in the air.

7. Audience Reaction: Regret Everywhere

Those who watched full either fell asleep or were scrolling TikTok.

8. Final Verdict:

Watching Raswa Dirgha is like sitting in traffic for 3 hours-frustrating, boring, and a complete waste of time.

If you love yourself, don't watch this movie. Even staring at the ceiling is a better use of your day.

Recommendation: Avoid. Even if someone offers free tickets, run in the opposite direction!

This movie is like a group of clips mashed together rather than a movie , it would be more accurate to call it an 3 hour long trailer, where moving form one scene to another, the abrupt cut , jump in story and incoherent details cause that viewer to be continuously confused. The movie either has no story or so much of story that it cannot be contained in 3 hours, Hence when viewing the move you feel the storytelling is rushed. Even with the powerful line up of the South Indian stars, they are not able to fully assimilate with the movie story and scenes, in more details while the comedy scenes individually are very enjoyable, we can clearly see the difference in the way that our Nepalese actors play and the way the South Indian actors play, even the dialogue delivery and emotions they express for the same situation are different.

All in all , this could have been a chance to become a great movie but collapsed as a uneven tower of Jenga. It can be view as a football team that signed all the star players but the coordination was so bad that they would lose to even a third division team . It would have been better if they would release more scenes without caring the 3 hour limit of movies maybe that would have allowed enough room for the story telling them be more smoother and coherent.

All people who have yet to watch the move do be prepared to be faced with a box of jigsaw puzzle with pieces missing as that's how the story plays out.

As a mother, I don't often find films that speak directly to the heart-but this one did. It didn't just tell a story, it poured emotions into every scene. I sat there with tears in my eyes, feeling every silent pain, every quiet joy, and every selfless act that defines a mother's journey.

Hari and Neeta were absolutely extraordinary. Their performances weren't just acting-they became the characters. The vulnerability, the strength, the raw, emotional connection they portrayed felt so real, I forgot I was watching a film. As a mom, I saw pieces of myself in Neeta's eyes, and I saw my own child in Hari's.

But beyond the performances, I have to bow down to the director. It takes immense confidence and clarity to create something this heartfelt. The direction was bold, sensitive, and deeply human. Every frame showed love, every silence had meaning. It takes a special kind of vision to bring out such truth on screen.

This wasn't just cinema. This was life. Thank you for making mothers feel seen and heard Unforgettable. Thank you for this masterpiece.