Ramji Lamichhane

Two warriors uncover a massive secret conspiracy orchestrated by powerful forces, plunging them into a deadly battle where every truth comes at a price.

This is the story of an astrologer and a girl—specifically, how the girl loses her memory and the astrologer helps her regain it.

Krishna Leela is about difficulties faced by two souls while creating magic in love.

Ghatak 'The Thriller' is a Nepali movie released on February 15, 2008. It is an action-thriller directed by Ramji Lamichhane and produced by Prabhu Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana. 

An emotional and complicated love story challenged by the traditional caste barriers in Nepali society.

Set in Kathmandu, Narsimha Avatar is an action thriller in which a feared gangster’s empire is challenged by a mysterious masked vigilante, while a disgraced cop seeking revenge and a young man haunted by a hidden past become entangled in a web of crime, justice, and destiny.

An intrepid and fearless police officer takes matters into his own hands to combat widespread corruption and dismantle a powerful criminal syndicate terrorizing society.

Akshara is an emotional social-family drama that explores women’s identity, relationships, family values, and social challenges. The story follows a woman’s journey through emotional struggles, relationship conflicts, and societal expectations while searching for her own identity and choices.

When a shady married man is caught in the illegal act by his wife's father, a government official, he must pass the Public Service Commission exam or risk losing his wife.

A guy goes to abroad and falls in love only to have his love life challenged.

"Hattichhap" is a 2024 Nepali social comedy-drama that delves into themes of political betrayal, community accountability, and the pursuit of quality education in a rural setting.

A Nepalese family navigate cultural differences in the US, and the complications social media can cause. Despite their struggles and fears, the family support each other. The question of what 'normal' is subjective to the culture.

Driven by the murder of his parents, a young man embarks on a quest for vengeance against a tyrannical village chief whose reign of fear and oppression has trapped an entire community, forcing him to fight for both justice and freedom.

An aspiring boxer must overcome intense poverty, local mafia threats, and personal tragedies to achieve his ultimate goal of becoming a champion.

As two friends get into hunting for a living in a small village in rural Nepal, their lives take a turn when a Nepali-speaking Bhutanese woman arrives there.

Dukhi Aatma follows a struggling poet whose love life is shaken by erectile dysfunction. Desperate for a cure, he tries doctors, herbs, and even spiritual methods. As his efforts fail, he faces emotional turmoil, questioning his identity, masculinity, and the fragility of love in the face of silent struggles.

A young man leaves his village after being rejected by his lover's father due to his poor financial status, eventually joins the army, and undergoes a transformative journey.

Dhurba returns to Kathmandu in search of his former teacher, only to uncover a mysterious connection between his own past and a novel being written about her, blurring the lines between memory, fiction, and reality.

Autism is not a weakness or a flaw, it is simply a different way of experiencing the world. Every person learns, thinks, feels, communicates, and understands life in their own unique way. This story follows the emotional journey of a brother and sister whose deep bond becomes the heart of the film. Amid society’s misunderstandings and everyday struggles, their relationship reflects love, acceptance, sacrifice, and the strength of family, creating a touching and inspiring tale about embracing individuality.

This film delves into the web of family drama and tragedy while shedding light on the often unheard narratives of students studying abroad, offering a raw and authentic portrayal of contemporary Nepali society. This movie weaves together various stories, with different characters sharing their lives, and ultimately, each of them faces heart-wrenching tragedies.

Indira, a girl from the ethnic group of Newars, falls in love with Pritambar, who is a Brahmin. She marries him, defying her parents.

As Khanalni goes missing, her two sons and their wives embark on a search to find her, uncovering unexpected challenges along the way.

Child bride Gauthali overcomes abuse, loss, and discrimination through the power of education. Her determination to reclaim her future challenges deep-rooted traditions inspiring to stand against gender inequality.

Saino is a 2019 Nepali drama film directed by Ramesh Thapa and produced by veteran Nepali actress Bhuwan Chand.