Rang Baijani is a 2014 Nepali drama and love story film directed by Shambhu Pradhan, produced under the banner of Nutan Telifilms. The film was released in theaters on 5 December 2014, and it brings an ensemble of young and veteran actors, including Arjun Shrestha, Ramesh Adhikari, Garima Panta, Kabita Sharma, Goma K.C., Rashmi Bhatta, Sumina Ghimire, J.N. Ghimire and Dikpal in the principal cast. The title song of the film, which featured the actors Dikpal and Garima Panta, was released in advance and showed the color and energy that the film promised; the song was written by the producer of the film and the music was composed by the composer team of the production.

The film is set in the middle of the society of Kathmandu and lands on the emotional string of the ordinary people. Like the title, which speaks of a colorful personality, the story of the film revolves around the young man who is full of life, whose impulses, relationships and dreams carry him through the fields of the family and love. The drama of the film moves through the situations of the marriages, the quarrels and the reconciliations of the people of the valley, and the love line of the couple runs through the narrative, holding the audience towards the emotional resolution of the film.

The film was made at a time when the Nepali film industry was going through its metamorphosis, with the productions moving from the old traditional films to the quick commercial hits, and Rang Baijani belongs to the middle period of the cinematic development, offering a proper local drama, romance and songs. The cast of the film, which includes the established artists Ramesh Adhikari and Arjun Shrestha and the young faces of the time, such as the titular Garima and Sumina, explores the diverse styles of the performance and the music played an important role in the film's entertainment.

Though the film remained within the league of the medium-budget cinema of its year and did not break the box office records, it has its charm for the nostalgic viewers of the story of the Nepali cinema - those who remember the modest but sincere dramas that filled the screens in the years before the industry's boom.

Rang Barani, thus, stands as a soft-fashioned drama of love and of daily life with all its colorful characters, entertaining with a theme that the Nepali audience of the time appreciated.