Mansarra

All three leads were good. Dayahang Rai has a short role who can be considered as an extended cameo. Move has several Long conversations which don't feel long. Praveen Khatiwada did a superb work with his character. The child artist has a lot of potential . He did a wonderful job. The flow of story is very smooth . The first half builds the story beautiful and the introduction of different characters don't feel forced and the second half is full of emotions , drama , conversation and love. The different situations that the character are going through and their conflicts are shown wonderfully . Praveen did a wonderful job while playing a desperate character who wants to be a father . Menuka Pradhan did the same playing a wife who wants to be loved. Miruna magar also played did justice to limbu character who is a runway and a single independent mother. The movie's conversation are deep and it feels like we're the one doing that conversation. The story carries itself to the end smoothly. The different cultures are shown with detail .My only complaint is that the characters backstory weren't fully utilized and the ending was a little fast for this kind of story. Ending could have been a little better in my view.

Lame story, no innovation of any sort, wrong movie title. 75% of the time the movie was around Praveen "baaje" and last few moments for the actress on whom the title is based. Miruna was used as a dummy only, no strong acting skills at all. Menuka's newari tone sound forcefully TaTaMaMa-ed, was it even necessary? A newari does not always do that. Daya, same getup same expressions, where are his skills that people usually say a great actor.. Only commendable was the "baaje" character who did justice to the role. And yes, that first doctor role played by Satya raj acharya... what a shame, no proper getup for a doctor... what is with that beard.. overall not worth spending your bucks.. movie made just for making a movie.