Stupid Mann is a 2014 Nepali romantic drama film directed by Diwakar Bhattarai, who also wrote the story and lyrics of the movie. The film holds several firsts in Nepali cinema: it was the first Nepali movie to be completely shot in Thailand, it marked the debut of actor Niraj Baral as a producer, and it introduced actresses Chandani Sharma and Riju Shrestha to the silver screen for the first time.

Stupid Mann was released in Nepali cinemas on October 24, 2014, after a brief postponement from its initially announced date. The movie was produced by Niraj Baral and Bibek Shahi under the banner of Suveksha Films, with the screenplay written by Samipya Raj Timalsina and the story by Diwakar Bhattarai.

The film tells the love story of a Nepali boy who moves to Thailand in search of a job and falls in love with a girl there. Most of the film was shot in Phuket, Thailand, and it was completed in about 35 days. The story revolves around Abhi, played by Jiwan Luitel, and Ashma, a medical student played by Chandani Sharma. Abhi's friend Jems, played by Niraj Baral, works for a local underworld figure named Khan Bhai, played by Martin Khan, and is in a relationship with Jasmine, played by Riju Shrestha. Complications arise when Jems realises he loves Ashma more than Jasmine, turning the story into a triangular love affair with Ashma at its centre.

The technical crew included cinematographer Sanjay Lama, editor Dirgha Khadka, action director Asta Maharjan and choreographer Kabiraj Gahatraj. The music was composed by Arjun Pokhrel and Karan Raj Karki, with background music by Tsujil Karmacharya, adding popular songs to accompany the romantic narrative.

The movie reflected the growing trend in Nepali cinema of introducing newcomers, and the fresh faces of Chandani Sharma and Riju Shrestha were a major talking point of its promotion.

Today, the full movie of Stupid Mann is available on YouTube, where viewers can enjoy this tale of love set against the backdrop of Thailand.