Pitambar (2025)
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Pitambar is an action-drama that follows the journey of Pitambar, a fearless and tactful warrior who has faced immense hardships since childhood. Rejected at an early age, he embarks on a mission to dismantle the corrupt empire in Parasi that tarnished his mother's reputation. Along the way, Pitambar uncovers shocking secrets, battles formidable adversaries, and faces challenges that test his strength and resolve. His mother's unwavering support becomes his greatest source of strength, driving him forward in his quest for justice and the restoration of her dignity. The film blends intense action with emotional depth, offering a powerful story of perseverance, love, and the pursuit of justice.
Cast
- Dayahang Rai D. Rai
- Pradeep Khadka Pitambar
- Saugat Malla Pitambar
- Gaurav Bista Mani
- Supuspa Bhatta Bihani
- Rabindra Jha hawaldar
- Aaryan Sigdel Politician
- Tika Pahari
- Surbir Pandit Charandas
- Bishal Pahari Hridayaraj
- Surakshya Panta Durga
- Anoop Bikram Shahi Bachhuwa
- Pramod Agrahari Dhananjay
- Kameshor Chaurasiya Bhawani
- Divya Dev Raut
- Dibya Rayamajhi Mira
Runtime
2h 30m
Age Rating
Director
Krisha Chaulagain
Production House
Purushottam Pradhan Films, KP Films
Release Date
29 Chaitra, 2081
11 April, 2025
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Madan Bhattarai April 28, 2025 15:30
8
I just watched the movie Pitambar.
It was full of action, suspense, and romance.
You will be surprised every 15 minutes, as the storyline is crafted that way.
Sushant Kandel April 28, 2025 13:19
9
Pitambar is a bold entry in Nepali cinema, delivering an action-packed revenge drama centered on Pitambar, played powerfully by Pradeep Khadka, as he seeks to restore his mother’s dignity. The film departs from typical romantic narratives, focusing instead on themes of justice and emotion, with strong performances from Anoop Bikram Shahi and Divya Dev adding depth to the antagonist roles. While Purushottam Pradhan’s cinematography enhances the visual appeal, some action sequences feel overly choreographed, and the dialogue occasionally lacks impact. Despite these minor flaws, "Pitambar" stands out for its gripping background score, compelling fight scenes, and refreshing take on the action-thriller genre.
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