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The Nepali film Baristha Balram, released on Bhaitika day during the Tihar festival, has received an overwhelming response across theaters nationwide. Starring Dayahang Rai and Vijay Baral, the film enjoyed impressive occupancy from its opening day.
According to the producers, Baristha Balram achieved 70 to 80 percent occupancy on its first day, with strong footfalls not only in the Kathmandu Valley but also in major cities outside the capital. Owing to growing demand and positive audience feedback, several theaters have added extra shows for the second day.
Producer Ashish H. Tamang stated, “Most of our shows have been housefull since the morning of the first day. Even today, audience turnout is very high. The feedback has been excellent, and the word of mouth is extremely positive.”
Audiences have particularly appreciated the on-screen chemistry between Dayahang Rai and Vijay Baral, as well as the film’s dialogue and storytelling. Ticket counters remained busy on Friday morning, and many viewers described the film as both entertaining and socially meaningful. Some even called it “a story that truly reflects our soil.”
Buoyed by the positive reviews, the production team is optimistic about the film’s long run at the box office. Producer Tamang expressed confidence, saying, “The audience’s reaction gives us hope that Baristha Balram will continue to perform strongly for weeks.”
Directed by Surendra Paudel, Baristha Balram is presented by Vrishabh Siddhi Entertainment in collaboration with Aanvi Films. The cast includes Dayahang Rai, Vijay Baral, Samriddhi Aryal, Pashupati Rai, Maotse Gurung, Bhola Raj Sapkota, Rambabu Regmi, and Pradeep Kumar Chaudhary (PK), among others.
The story and editing are by Director Paudel himself, with the screenplay written by Mahesh Dawadi. The film is produced by Ashish H. Tamang and Shreeraj Karki, with Pradeep G. Dhami and Pushkar B. Ghimire as executive producers. Ram Bista serves as the line producer.
Cinematography is by Man Krishna Maharjan, music by Prashant Shivakoti, action direction by Samrat Basnet, and choreography by Pradeep Lamo. The film is distributed by DCN in the Kathmandu Valley and Kuber Cine Distribution outside the Valley.
