Kafal Pakyo is a 2016 Nepali comedy film that marks the directorial debut of Sabitri Khatri, presented by Red Panda Dance and Movies. The movie was produced by Suresh Bahadur Raut and Updendra Subedi, with Laxmi KC as executive producer, and was released in theaters on January 15, 2016, the day of the Makar Sakranti festival, competing with the film Fanko on the same date. It stars Jeevan Luitel, Barsha Raut, Mukesh Acharya, Laya Sangraula, BS Rana and Uttam KC in the leading roles.

The film is made on a comedy theme and shows a travel from Kathmandu to Gulmi in a romantic way. Actor Jeevan Luitel is featured as a village guy, while actress Barsha Raut plays a modern tomboy, and the relationship between the two is the whole movie. Jeevan Luitel, who is also a literary figure having published a collection of poems, brought his experience in comedy roles to the film, and the trailer opened with his comedy dialogue and scenes.

The music of Kafal Pakyo was composed by Bikash Chaudhary, with script by Pradeep Bhardwaj and chief assistant direction by Nawaraj Sharma. The cinematography was handled by Deepak Bajhracharya and Dirgha Gurung, and the choreography was led by Kabiraj Gahatraj and Sarita Rajchal. The editing was done by Arjun GC and Milan Shrestha, with action sequences by Himal KC and color grading by Manoranjan Shrestha.

Both Kafal Pakyo and Fanko were highly publicized movies, and both were shown to Nepali viewers in foreign countries before their official release in Nepal. The film's trailer was revealed in August 2015 and introduced the comic pairing of Jeevan Luitel and Barsha Raut to audiences.

Kafal Pakyo contributed to the comedy genre of Nepali cinema in 2016 and is particularly notable as the directorial debut of Sabitri Khatri, one of the few women directors working in the Nepali film industry at the time. The film remains a light-hearted example of the road-trip romantic comedy in Nepali cinema.