It was a tragedy of the Nepali film industry that one film after another was a commercial failure. In previous years, only one film would secure good business and investment and most of the films were destined to release on the same day.

But this year, the situation was different for Nepali films. Since the beginning of the year, the Nepali film sector is experiencing a different experience. The ray of hope spread by Sulakshan Bharti's film 'Boksi Ko Ghar', which was released in Baisakh, is still continuing. 

films are not only commercially successful, but serious stories on social issues are also being welcomed by the audience when comedy genre films are competing. Be it 'Pujaar Sarki' or 'Farki Farki', or 'Gharzwai' . 'Mansara' and Degree' Myla's earnings were not disappointing. The Naveen Subba directorial film 'Gaon Inya Bato', which traveled to prestigious international festivals, also did satisfactory business in Nepal. The film did business of more than 4 crore rupees from Nepal. 

The film 'Khusma', which was released a few weeks before Dasain, also got a large audience . It is also giving a positive message to the film industry as films of different genres are becoming commercially successful one after the other.

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Most of the films released since the decade have been doing enthusiastic business . 

16th October Ghatstaphan's film directed by Sajan Kafle and Akash Baral 'Behuli From  Meghauli' took fourteen days in the hall.  Nischal Basnet, the producer and actor of the film claims that the film has done a business of around 4 crores in two weeks. 

But due to the three films '12 Village', 'Chakka Panja 5' and 'Jwaiinsaab' which were screened in Phoolpati, the numbers of 'Bride from Meghauli' started decreasing . Producer Nischal decided not to run the film in theaters after getting low number of shows. 'Behuli from Meghauli' can now be watched through digital platforms for a fee.    19 thousand views in 10 days . According to Nischal, this is a business worth around 75 lakhs. The production team aims to reach at least 50,000 viewers on the platform for this film. "50,000 people watching the film means a business of around 2 crores," says Nischal. This number seen at the initial stage on the OTTI platform shows the possibility of good business .

Viraj Bhatt's film '12 Villages', which was released on 24 October, is doing 'unexpected' business at the box office. The business up to the fourth week of the film's release was announced by the production team on Thursday. According to distributor Govind Shahi, the film's business is above 255 million by the fourth week. In recent years, there has been a 'drought' of action films in Nepal. A few films made were not able to secure investment. Viraj, who made a comeback by making his son Sameer debut through this film, took a leap in business. Even though the film shows are getting less and less, the halls are full of audience. 

Deepashree Niraula's film 'Chakka Panja 5', which was screened on the day of Phoolpati, also maintained its grip on the audience. According to the statistics released by the production team a week ago, the film had a business of over 19 crores. Since then, the number of shows of the film is shrinking . The latest earnings figures have not been made public. According to distributor Manoj Rathi, the latest earnings ratio has decreased. "Since then, the film has not done business above 1 crore," says Rathi.

The Vasant Niraula-directed film 'Jwainsaab', which was released along with 'Chhakka Panja 5' and '12 Villages', has also secured investment . Even though the number of shows was very less compared to the two films, the audience in the halls was thick. According to director Niraula, the film has done business of Rs 5 crore 25 lakh so far.

Siddharth Pudasaini's film 'Sano Sansar', which was re-released on 9 Kartik, received good reviews. But did not get the audience as expected. Arjun Kumar, the producer of the film, complains that the hall management did not give his film a show.

According to him, the film got only one show . The film is in only one hall. But there is Housefull. Halwalas did injustice to our film,' he complains. Earlier, the business of 'Sano Sansar', which was shown along with 'Ankha' on October 11, was flooded due to the incessant rains across the country. Producer Arjun Kumar postponed the film while the floods were causing huge loss of life. After that, even when it was re-released, the film did not do much business . The data about the film's business so far has not been released.