12 Gaun

This Nepali film sets a new benchmark with impressive dialogue delivery, breaking away from the typical cringe-worthy conversations in local cinema. The action scenes are a major highlight, accompanied by a powerful background score and great sound design. The cinematography enhances the visual experience, making it a must-watch for action fans. However, the inclusion of unnecessary songs and an underdeveloped romantic subplot feels out of place. Additionally, minor details like fake-looking weapons and a Nepali bus in India affect the film's overall immersion. Despite these, it's a solid step forward for Nepali cinema.

Right now I am inside the theatre and can't event watch the movie what a worst acting literally one of the worst movie ever watched in Nepalese Cinema hope our childhood Biraj Bhatta will be back soon as he was. Don't watch this movie. Right now I am inside the theatre and can't event watch the movie what a worst acting literally one of the worst movie ever watched in Nepalese Cinema hope our childhood Biraj Bhatta will be back soon as he was. Don't watch this movie. Right now I am inside the theatre and can't event watch the movie what a worst acting literally one of the worst movie ever watched in Nepalese Cinema hope our childhood Biraj Bhatta will be back soon as he was. Don't watch this movie.

I am suorised byt the people comment here with rude and hate behaviour, but they don't know how much the movie feels different than other nepali movie. "Bhadragol ,xakka panja haru herne lai k man parla ra esto film". Finally kei naya aaira xa , no more same actor and actress, something changed in cinematic and storyline. I am impressed by the movie concept. Aja etiko kamsekam banirako xa movie and I hope slowly there will be more progress, i know i am giving the rating more than the movie deserve but its for being more that i expectedd. The movie made me realise like a new movie industry should be made in nepal with such taste and bring the different taste.

The story of 12 Gaun had some potential at the beginning, but everything else felt like a disaster. The editing was all over the place, the background music didn't fit the scenes, and the screenplay was so clunky it made the whole movie hard to follow. Honestly, I wanted to walk out after just 15 minutes.

This movie was supposed to launch a new star, but most of the screen time was hogged by his father, Biraj Bhatta. It felt like he initially wanted to put his son in the spotlight but changed his mind halfway through the shoot. The result? A confusing mix where neither the son nor the movie shines.

We keep hearing, "Nepali movies lai support garnu parcha," but come on-there has to be a minimum standard. If the basics aren't done right, it's frustrating to sit through. Supporting the industry doesn't mean blindly accepting poorly made films. We need better effort and quality if we want people to stay invested in Nepali movies.