Uma is a Nepali drama film of the war times that was released in theatres on 24 May 2013. The film was directed by Tsering Rhitar Sherpa, with a screenplay written by Kumar Bhattarai together with the director, and it was presented as a serious and personal work of the year.

The film tells the story of the people of the hills of Nepal in the time of the ten year conflict of the country, the civil war in which the villages of the rural Nepal became the middle of the struggle. The leading roles were played by the actress Reecha Sharma in the title role of Uma, with Mithila Sharma in the role of the mother and Dayahang Rai in the part of the young man, while Saugat Malla, Nischal Basnet and the rest of the cast completed the picture.

The picture was a personal and family drama, different from the commercial love stories of its time, and it was welcomed by the critics as a careful and serious work from a young filmmaker of the country. The director of the film chose the subject of the living memory of the recent history of Nepal, and the film was presented carefully in the theatres of the country, and it was also shown in the seasons and the festival programs of the region.

The film Uma is today available for the free viewing of the full movie on the official YouTube channels, where the makers have published the complete picture. For the audience who follow the new wave of the Nepali cinema of the early 2010s, the film stands today as one of the important works of the period, because it touched the serious sides of the recent history of its own times on the Nepali scree

The picture was seen by the serious audience of the drama and the young viewers of the new wave, and the film remains today a simple record of the events of the country, told through the eyes of one family of the hills of Nepal.