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Kathmandu – Nepal’s leading OTT platform ‘Cinemaghar’ has released two blockbuster films, ‘Boksi Ko Ghar’ and ‘Mansarra’ , together on the auspicious occasion of the Nepali New Year 2082. These films, targeted at Nepali audiences who were unable to watch them in theaters in Nepal and those living abroad, highlight deep social issues in Nepali society.
‘Boksi Ko Ghar’, written and directed by Sulakshan Bharti, centers around the superstition of ‘Boksi’ prevalent in Nepali society. Actress Keki Adhikari plays the lead role, portraying the painful experience of a woman who is accused of being a witch. The film was released in theaters on 14th Vaishakh, 2081, and was commercially successful, continuing its screening for 51 days. The film primarily focuses on themes such as child marriage, the witch accusation on a young girl, a woman being accused of witchcraft using a peepal tree, and the exploitation faced by society.
Similarly, ‘Mansarra’ , directed by Upendra Subba, explores the sensitive aspects of rural life. The film stars Dayahang Rai, Miruna Magar, Menuka Pradhan, and Praveen Khatiwada in key roles. Released in theaters on 21st Baishakh, 2081, the film portrays the relationships and struggles of the working class in the forested areas.
‘Cinemaghar’ is Nepal’s leading OTT platform, delivering Nepali films to audiences through digital mediums. This platform has played a crucial role in introducing the Nepali film industry to the digital era. Cinemaghar’s app is available for Android and iOS mobiles and smart TVs, while it can also be accessed through web browsers on laptops and desktops. Audiences wishing to watch films can make payments worldwide using MasterCard, Visa cards, and various digital wallets and QR code payment options in Nepal and India.
