Kabaddi (2013 film)

Kabaddi
कबड्डी

Theatrical release poster
कबड्डी
Directed by Ram Babu Gurung
Produced by Raunak Bikram Kandel Nischal Basnet
Sunil Rauniyar
Written by Ram Babu Gurung
Starring
Music by Aadha Sur
Cinematography Purushottam Pradhan
Release dates
  • April 25, 2013 (2013-04-25) (Nepal and worldwide)
Running time
123 minutes
Country Nepal
Language Nepali
Budget 3 Million NPR
Box office 20 Million NPR

Kabaddi (Nepali: कबड्डी)[1][2] is a 2013 Nepali film directed by Ram Babu Gurung. It portrays the story of a love triangle among three central characters. The film was produced by Raunak Bikram Kandel, Nischal Basnet and Sunil Rauniyar and starred Nischal Basnet, Dayahang Rai, Rishma Gurung and Rajan Khatiwada. The film was released on April 25, 2013 and became one of the hit Nepali films of the year.[3][4] Its sequel named Kabaddi Kabaddi was released on November 27, 2015 with generally positive reviews from the critics.

Plot

Kazi, a third-standard-failed young man from Mustang, Nepal, dreams of marrying Maiyya, daughter of his maternal uncle, by any means. Maiyya, a student of high school, on the other hand, is peeved by his idiotic behaviors. This rejection from Maiyya always disappoints Kazi but never disheartens him. Supported by his two childhood friends Beekay and Chantyal, he finally decides to marry Maiyya through capture marriage, which is illegal but still practiced by some ethnic communities in Mustang. To find her long-gone father and to continue her studies in Kathmandu, Maiyya elopes with a visitor named Bibek. Inflamed by her disappearance, Kazi heads to Kathmandu in search of Maiyya and finds himself trapped in a city conspiracy. Bibek turns out to be a broken man trying to take revenge against Maiyya's father. Though Kazi succeeds in getting Maiyya safely back home, the duo's love story still fails to move forward, with Maiyya attending high school and Kazi waiting outside the school with a bouquet as usual.[5][6]

Cast

Awards

Year Ceremony Category Recipient Result
2015 NFDC awards 2015 Best Director Ram Babu Gurung Won
2015 NFDC awards 2015 Best Film Nischal Basnet Won[7]

References


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