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The Nepali film “Baristha Balram” has grossed over Rs. 20 million within just five days of its release.
Released on Kartik 6, the film surpassed the two-crore mark by Kartik 10, according to producer Ashish H. Tamang.
“So far, our film has collected more than Rs. 20 million in just five days,” said Tamang. “It’s still running with high occupancy across theaters.”
He shared that audiences have connected deeply with the film’s portrayal of emotional bonds and local-level power dynamics.
“The film’s message — that emotional ties can be as strong as blood relations — has really resonated with viewers,” Tamang said. “They’ve also appreciated the depiction of local resource exploitation and the romantic subplot.”
He further noted that audiences have praised the fresh presentation of Dayahang Rai and Bijay Baral, both seen in distinctive roles.
Directed by Surendra Paudel, Baristha Balram is produced under the banner of Brishabh Siddhi Entertainment, in collaboration with Aanvi Films. The cast includes Dayahang Rai, Bijay Baral, Samriddhi Aryal, Pashupati Rai, Maotse Gurung, Bholaraj Sapkota, Rambabu Regmi, and Pradeep Kumar Chaudhary (PK).
The story and editing are handled by Director Paudel himself, with screenplay by Mahesh Dawadi. The film is produced by Ashish H. Tamang and Shriraj Karki, with Pradeep G. Dhami and Pushkar B. Ghimire serving as executive producers. Ram Bishta is the line producer.
The technical crew includes Manakrishna Maharjan (cinematography), Prashant Shivakoti (music), Samrat Basnet (action direction), and Pradeep Lamo (choreography).
Baristha Balram is distributed by DCN inside the Kathmandu Valley and by Kuber Cine Distribution outside the valley.
