My Best Movie "Buhari"

A few days ago, I saw a Nepali film named “buhari” which means daughter-in-law. The film was very interesting, humorous and ironical as well. The main characters of the film were Shree Krishna Shrestha, Jal Shah, Sunil Thapa, Nir Shah and so on. There was a great crowd of people in Bishwajyoti cinema hall to watch the film. The songs of the film were interesting, famous and heart touching. A great humour was created in the film by the female roles played by Shree Krishna and Sunil Thapa. No one could help laughing when Shree Krishna and Sunil Thapa were in sarees and blouses who danced just like beautiful ladies. The characters of the film impressed the audience by their real and lively acting.

The story of the film based on the social problem deeply rooted in Nepalese society. In our society, the daughters-in law have to face many problems. They are usually neglected and suppressed by father-in-law and mother-in-law. If the daughter-in-laws can’t bring a lot of dowry, they are suffered and insulted in the family and the society. In the film “Buhari”, Jal Shah was not accepted as daughter-in-law as she was the daughter of poor man. As a result, she had to face many difficulties. Though she gave birth to the son of Shree Krishna, he did not accept her as his wife in the beginning but at last the hero and his father realized their mistake. Then there was a happy reunion of the hero and heroine. The film satires the norms and values of the Nepalese society, which suppress the rights, freedom, happiness and prestige of daughters-in-law. There is less violence in the film. The dialogues, actions, music, dressing of the film are very much convincing attractive and realistic.