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Pakha:
Pakha is a thought-provoking Newari film that explores the invisible walls dividing people along caste lines. Through its characters and their intertwined lives, the movie highlights how social hierarchies and traditional prejudices shape relationships, opportunities, and human connections. With a sensitive portrayal of discrimination and its consequences, Pakha invites viewers to reflect on the barriers society builds and the need for empathy, understanding, and change.
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Pakha is a thought-provoking Newari film that explores the invisible walls dividing people along caste lines. Through its characters and their intertwined lives, the movie highlights how social hierarchies and traditional prejudices shape relationships, opportunities, and human connections. With a sensitive portrayal of discrimination and its consequences, Pakha invites viewers to reflect on the barriers society builds and the need for empathy, understanding, and change.
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Genre:Drama, Family
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Ram Shekhar Nakarmi Production
Cast
Ram Shekhar Nakarmi
Director
Suryamala Sharma
Bisa
Ganesh Sayami
Laal Saahu
Suman Chitrakar
Tadhi Gubhaju
Narayan Devi Pradhan
Sardaarni
Sanu Bhai Chitrakar
Suku
Roshan Nabin Tamrakar
Kis Laal
Roop Keshari Shakya
Bisa's Friend
Pratiman Karmacharya
Baansi
Subhaas Ram Lachhi
Neku
Pratik Rajkarnikar
Uttam
Ram Shekhar Nakarmi
The Shopkeeper
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