film
Sindoor
सिन्दुर
8.8/102h 16m1979
Sindoor (1979) is a landmark Nepali social drama directed by Prakash Thapa. Set in traditional Nepali society, the film tells the story of a young woman navigating the challenges of love, marriage, and family expectations. Through humor, emotion, and social commentary, it explores themes of women’s dignity, societal pressures, and family values. The film introduced audiences to memorable characters, including the comic duo of Basundhara Bhusal and Gopal Raj Mainali, and featured the debut of singer Udit Narayan. Celebrated as Nepal’s second color film, Sindoor became the first Nepali film to run a silver jubilee in theaters.
Director
Prakash Thapa
Production
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Music
Gopal Yonjan, Nati Kaji
Awards
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Synopsis
Sindoor (1979) is a landmark Nepali social drama directed by Prakash Thapa. Set in traditional Nepali society, the film tells the story of a young woman navigating the challenges of love, marriage, and family expectations. Through humor, emotion, and social commentary, it explores themes of women’s dignity, societal pressures, and family values. The film introduced audiences to memorable characters, including the comic duo of Basundhara Bhusal and Gopal Raj Mainali, and featured the debut of singer Udit Narayan. Celebrated as Nepal’s second color film, Sindoor became the first Nepali film to run a silver jubilee in theaters.