Chapali Height

Chapali Height is a Nepali drama film released in theatres on 16 March 2012. The film was directed by Dipendra K. Khanal, who also wrote the story and the screenplay, and it was produced by Arjun Kumar, with Buddhi Lal Magar as the production manager. The title of the film comes from a viewing point of the Kathmandu valley, a place popular among the young people of the capital.

The cast of the film included Binita Baral, Amir Gautam and Raj Ghimire in the leading roles. The picture was rated "Adult" by the censor board, which meant that it was made for the mature audience, and it was presented as a drama of the life of the young people of the city rather than as a regular family entertainment of the period.

The film was released at a time when the Nepali industry was beginning to open its doors to the modern subjects of the youth. The picture was one of the bolder productions of the year 2012, and the censor rating showed the difference between this film and the usual commercial releases of that era, which were mostly built around songs and light family stories.

The full movie of Chapali Height is now available to watch for free on YouTube. For the viewers of the present day, the film gives a look at the life and the streets of Kathmandu at the beginning of the decade of 2010, and it remains a record of the small and bold films that were made in Nepal in that perio

Chapali Height was one of the releases of the year 2012 that was made in the real surroundings of the Kathmandu valley, and the title of the film itself comes from the famous viewpoint that overlooks the city below. The picture was an original drama of the young people of the capital, different from the many love stories of the same season, and it remains a memory of the time when the bolder productions were slowly finding their place in the Nepali cinema.