Purano Bullet is a 2019 Nepali film directed by the filmmaker Vishad Rai, also known in some sources as Bhishan Rai, and released in theaters on 15 March 2019. The film was produced under the banner of the makers of the film, with the involvement of the actor Anoop Bikram Shahi, and it brings together a cast of young Nepali actors including Mala Limbu, Barsha Siwakoti, Kabita Ale, Shiva Mukhiya, Krishna Bhakta Maharjan and Anoop Bikram Shahi, along with the actors of the eastern communities of Nepal. The title of the film, which means 'The Old Bullet', refers to the famous Bullet motorcycle of the hero of the film, and the film belongs to the family of the regional films of the Nepali cinema that have their roots in the eastern part of the country.

Purano Bullet is the story of a young man whose life is connected with his old Bullet bike: the film follows the journey and the experiences of its hero in the landscape of eastern Nepal, with his love, his family and his dreams, and the old bike that he rides plays a meaningful role in the story of the film. The film was promoted as a movie for the young audience of the country, with the mix of love, comedy and the flavor of the eastern hills, and the style of the film is inspired by the local culture of the Limbu and the Rai communities of the region.

The film was shot in the beautiful locations of the eastern districts of the country, and its songs, sung in the folk rhythms of the east, were released online ahead of the film and helped in its promotion. The cast and the crew of the film were mostly the new faces of the industry from the region, and the making of the film was itself a significant event for the regional cinema: the director and the actors spoke to the media about the effort and the passion with which the film was completed, with the help of the local people of the region.

With its local flavor, the young cast and the simple story of its hero, Purano Bullet represents the wave of the regional films of the Nepali cinema of 2018-2019, in which the filmmakers of the regions of Nepal came forward to tell the stories of their own communities and their own land on the big screen.