Purna Bahadur Ko Sarangi

Plot (8/10) The movie delivers a strong, emotional storyline that resonates with Nepalese audiences through its portrayal of struggle and perseverance. However, the sudden exit of Batuli (Purna Bahadur's wife) feels unexplained and leaves a gap in the plot. Despite this, the film remains engaging with its relatable themes and emotional depth.

Cast (6/10) The cast shows potential, but Prakash Saput's portrayal of a middle schooler is hard to believe. At 34 years old, his performance as a child feels awkward and unrealistic, making it difficult to take his character seriously. His acting also falls flat, which undermines the impact of an otherwise promising cast.

Writing and Dialogue (8.5/10) The dialogue is mostly convincing, with a few awkward lines that are easy to overlook, especially during the emotional climax. Overall, the writing enhances the story well.

Direction, Editing, and Pace (7/10) The direction effectively captures the story and village setting, though more time could have been spent showcasing the environment for a stronger connection. The camera angles were well-chosen, but the pacing was slow, with a lengthy buildup. Additionally, the use of loud, unnecessary sounds at times was distracting, taking away from the overall experience.

Overall (7/10) Conclusion From a Nepalese cinema standard, this is a solid 9/10 movie and certainly deserves a spot among the top 10 Nepali films. However, the claim that it's the best movie ever made in Nepal is overrated. As a frequent movie watcher, I believe films like Kalo Pothi and others are stronger. On an international scale, it's an average film with several shortcomings, likely earning a rating around 5.5. Still, if you're watching with family, it's definitely worth a watch.

Purna Bahadur Ko sarangi a 2024 Nepalese social drama film written by Mahesh Dawadi and directed by Saroj Poudel The film is produced by Binod Poudel and Patrick Subedi under the banners of Seven Seas Cinema and Baasuri Films The film features Bijay Baral Mukun Bhusal Anjana Baraili and Prakash Saput The film highlights the Gandharva community's struggles focusing on cultural preservation love separation and the challenges they face in accessing education It portrays their resilience amidst social and economic hardships Movie ramro chha you also watch it Purna bahadur ko sarangi. Nepali le hernai parni movie.

Such movie win heart of all Neplease. Story of the movie is very great. I have cried several time during the movie time . Movie's moral is what I wanted in my life. For me this movie is life changing art. This is not only the movie this is the art of actor and the directors.

Such movies are made very few in long time. I was very surprised that nepali movie can win heart of lots of foreign people and this movies prove that nepali movie industry has that power to build good story which justified and can collect love form the viewer.

The ending of the movie is very superb. I got surprised and make me feel that if this thing can happen in life than everything is possible we only have to be positive.

Realistic Story, beautiful screenplay, top notch acting from each and every character, highly professional writing, eye watering moments in every minutes the movie was played. Must watch for everyone. The movie itself is made for the century. It must be dubbed in every language of the world. Must watch movie for dads around the world who sacrifices their everything for their childrens. The story tells about how poor people can dream big to achieve everything the world is offering. The whole nation is crying after watching such an emotional movie in Nepal. Nepal is famous for Lord Buddha's birth and the Mount Everest. Nepal slowly will be famous for the movie too. Lately but surely. It must be dubbed and reached to every single family in the world. Movie should not be missed.

A beautiful movie that transports you back to the Nepal of the past. The plot is set around the year 2040 B. S. and, though fictional, it resonates with the experiences and atmosphere of that era in Nepal. The entire cast delivers strong performances, with Bijay Baral shining in the lead role as Purna Bahadur. He showcases his talent in many impactful scenes, proving himself as a skilled actor. The casting deserves special appreciation for how well it complements the story.

While many viewers focus on the movie's emotional depth and perceive it as a sad film, it also contains a few well-placed comic scenes that provide some great moments of humor.

The sound design could have been refined a bit more, but the music overall is pleasant, with a few exceptions. The songs are enjoyable, and the score generally enhances the mood effectively.