Manjari (film)

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Manjari
Manjari poster.jpg
Theatrical release poster
Directed byGanesh Dev Panday
Written byGanesh Dev Panday
Story by Sakthivel Balaji
Based on Kadhal Tamil movie
Produced byNaresh Pandey, Mahesh Chalise
Starring
CinematographyMahesh Poudel
Edited byAnanta Thapaliya
Music by
Production
company
Tuka Entertainment (P)Ltd
Distributed by Mountain River Films
Release date
  • 3 May 2013 (2013-05-03)
Running time
153 minutes
CountryNepal
Language Nepali

Manjari is a 2013 Nepali film written and directed by Ganesh Dev Panday and starring Gaurav Pahari and Sujata Koirala. [1] [2]

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Plot

Ishwor is a motorbike mechanic in Butwal and lives a simple routine life until he meets a young girl named Manjari. Manjari, daughter of a powerful landlord, falls in love with Ishwor for his simplicity irrespective of their differences. Manjari's dad decides to marry her off with another boy who matches their standard in the society. Manjari is upset by this development and goes to meet Ishwor to inform him about her dad's decision. Manjari forces Ishwor to take her away threatening to kill herself if Ishwor fails to comply. Ishwor agrees with her and takes her to Kathmandu.

Cast

Songs

No.TitleSinger(s)Length
1."Jadoo"Sanup poudel,Pushpa Gurung4:58
2."K Hundai cha"Prabisha Adhikari3:58
3."Mayale bandhyau" 4:08
4."Good Luck" 2:60
5."Daiba Hey"Sanup Poudel4:52
6."Maya Le Badhyo Yasari"Prashant Subedi,Prabisha Adhikari6:30
7."Aganai Ma Phoolai Phool" 1:59

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