Maya Pirim is a 2019 Nepali romantic film directed by Tek Bahadur Rai, who is also known as Tek Paurakhi Rai, with a story written by Sabin Adhikari. The film was produced by Prabin Thapa and Sabin Adhikari under the banners of S.A. Films Entertainment and Bee Hive Films, and it was released in theaters on 6 December 2019 with a runtime of approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. The film belongs to the romantic drama tradition of Nepali cinema, built around love in the hills and the emotional conflicts of its young characters.

The story of the film is built around a love affair that crosses the boundaries of class and society. Set against the backdrop of Nepali village and city life, the film follows the relationship between the leading young couple as they fight for their love against the opposition of their families and the social conventions of their communities. The film's title, which translates loosely to 'Love, Beloved', captures the traditional folk spirit of the story, and the movie is flavored with the songs and rituals of the wedding culture of Nepal.

The cast includes Tek Bahadur Rai, Salon Basnet, Koshish Kshetri, Kiran Chand, Anjali Adhikari, Arjun Gurung, Kalu Rana, Jayananda Lama, Aruna Karki, Anupama Bhandari, Bishal Pahadi and Sagar Basnet, among others. Anjali Adhikari and Salon Basnet play the leads, with music composed by Koshish Kshetri, who was also part of the cast. The film was noted for its lighthearted and traditional romance, mixing the comedy of family situations with the drama of separation of the lovers.

Like many commercial romances of its era, Maya Pirim was designed for the family audience with a soundtrack released separately from the film, and the production benefited from the popularity of its cast. After the theatrical run of the movie, which began on 6 December 2019, the film was made available on the various streaming sites and the makers posted the full movie on YouTube, where it reached wider Nepali audiences, including viewers among ASP wills, workers and the diaspora who were unable to watch it in theaters.

Maya Pirim remains a representative example of the rural romantic cinema of the late 2010s.