• Drama

As shadows of violence reach Nepali villages during the outset of a civil war, poor villagers migrate from Nepal to big cities of India to survive. A young boy wants to disobey his family and stay back to play football with his friends.

After being bullied into making iron wheels for his upper-caste peers, BHYAL (12), a lower caste blacksmith, and his friend LABA (11) are compelled to steal iron from the village to make the wheels. At Bhyal workshops, the boys work through the night and fall asleep. Laba’s father finds his son asleep with Bhyal. Outraged at this sight, he calls the village religious chief to purify his son. With the entire village gathered, the village chief purifies Laba and passes judgment on Bhyal.

• Short fiction

A mother sings lullabies to her 12-year-old daughter in order to calm her down. But, when the lullabies end, and the daughter comes to her senses, the reality turns out to be much grimmer, and life-altering.

• Drama

Two frustrated young men decide to attempt suicide with the hope of their re-incarnation in a better life.

• Drama

Anti-regime partisan Chandra confronts physical, social and political obstacles for his father's funeral. His search for a solution takes him to neighboring mountain villages and encounters with the police and rebel guerrillas. A portrait of post-civil war Nepal during the fragile deadlocked peace process.

• Action
• Drama
• History

They are bonded, nonetheless, by friendship and affection for a hen, whose eggs just might make a difference to Prakash's impoverished family. When the boy's father sells the bird, the chums desperately attempt to raise funds in order to buy it back.

A faithful mother follows the rituals of the Shaman and embarks on a journey hoping that her deaf daughter might start to hear and speak.

• Drama

To save his dying son, a poor farmer begs a shaman to come with him at midnight, but is refused.

• Drama

As the studious Bidya(13) prepares for her further studies, her juvenile brother Basanta(9) distracts her with his antics. But learning, his sister is giving up on her dreams, he struggles to give Bidya the hope she desperately needs.

• Short fiction

The last weekend of the month for the people of Everest Boarding School is an occasion to re-unite with their families and have a good time. A 10 years old boy, Hari who lives in Everest Boarding School gets abandoned on the last weekend as he is unable to communicate with either of his separated parents. This film is an attempt to showcase the experiences of everyday life of students under similar circumstances, being bound to an education system that schools children to abide by the "rules".