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Kotha A Musical Short Film 

Witness the poignant story of Lokendra Pandey, a young man from Achham in Nepal's Far-Western region, who relocates to Kirtipur, Kathmandu to pursue his education. as he navigates the complexities of life in Kathmandu. Lokendra's struggles with solitude, longing for his mother, unrequited love, and the hurdles posed by friends and a persnickety landlord. Lokendra’s journey reflects the struggles of many who come to Kathmandu in search of a better life.
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Witness the poignant story of Lokendra Pandey, a young man from Achham in Nepal's Far-Western region, who relocates to Kirtipur, Kathmandu to pursue his education. as he navigates the complexities of life in Kathmandu. Lokendra's struggles with solitude, longing for his mother, unrequited love, and the hurdles posed by friends and a persnickety landlord. Lokendra’s journey reflects the struggles of many who come to Kathmandu in search of a better life.

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Directed By:Bhishma Joshi
Written By:Bhishma Joshi
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Runtime:12 minutes
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