Sambodhan is a Nepali drama film that was released in theatres on 30 January 2015 with a UA certificate from the censor board. The film was directed by Hem Raj BC, who also wrote the story and the screenplay of the picture, and it was produced by Saroj Neupane. The film dealt with the serious subject of the relationship between the general public, the government and the corruption of the state.

The cast of the film included Dayahang Rai, Namrata Shrestha, Binaya Bhatta, Prashant Tamrakar and B.S. Rana in the main roles. The story of the film follows the people of the country who are tired of the corruption of the state, and the film shows the death of a person every month in a mysterious way, with coins found around the body of every dead person.

The main characters of the film include Ramji Gole, a senior police inspector, the assistant inspector Prabhat and the news reporter of the media named Paru, and the story of the film is built around the effort of the police to find the serial killer and the mystery of the coins. The film was one of the few Nepali pictures of its year that dealt with such a political subject.

Sambodhan was released at the time when the Nepali cinema was opening the new subjects and the new stories, and the film was made with the aim of giving the audience a serious drama of the state of the country. The picture remains a part of the record of the Nepali cinema of the year 2015, and it is remembered for the subject it chose to bring to the big scree

The film was released in the month of January of the year 2015, and it was one of the early serious dramas of the new year in the Nepali cinema. The story of the film was written by the director Hem Raj BC himself, and the picture was made with the aim of giving the audience a film about the problems of the country. The film showed the relationship between the public and the state, and it was one of the few Nepali pictures of its time that dealt with the subject of the corruption in a direct way.