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Buy NowMero Paisa Khoi (which translates to "My Money Is Gone") is a 2017 Nepali romantic comedy film directed by Rose Rana. The film was presented by Raydansh Cine Arts and produced by Uma K.C., with Rupak Rana and Rupam Rana serving as co-producers. It stars Saugat Malla and Barsha Raut in the leading roles, with Chhulthim Gurung, Buddhi Tamang, Robin Tamang and Dayaram Pandey in important supporting roles.
The film was released in Nepali cinemas on September 27, 2017. The story follows a man who loses his money and the comic and emotional situations that arise from his predicament. The movie blends humour with romance, following the misadventures of its central character as he tries to recover what he has lost while dealing with the people around him.
The cast of the film also included Sagar Tiwari, Kamal Mani Nepal, Dhurba Koirala and Sapana Shrestha. The music of the movie was composed by Basanta Sapkota, with lyrics written by Dayaram Pandey. The cinematography was handled by Hari Ghale Lama, and the editing was done by Subash Devkota. Kamal Rai served as the choreographer, and Govind Singh Bhandari worked as the associate director.
Saugat Malla, who plays the lead role, was one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation in Nepali cinema, and Barsha Raut, who appeared opposite him, was rising to fame following her successful debut in Nai Nabhannu La 4. The pairing of the two actors was one of the key attractions of the film.
The film, however, faced a difficult situation at the box office. It was released at the same time as the hugely successful Chhakka Panja 2, and the competition proved too strong. As a result, Mero Paisa Khoi struggled commercially and was considered a box office disappointment, despite the popularity of its cast.
Nevertheless, the movie remains a part of the filmographies of Saugat Malla and Barsha Raut, and it is an example of the challenges that Nepali films face when released against major blockbusters.
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