'Paran' Corporate Show Adds Agni Group: Film in its Fourth Week

Kathmandu. Have you watched the film 'Paran'? How many times and with whom did you go to watch it? You must have watched it with your family, because 'Paran' has captured the attention of the entire family. It has won the hearts of every member of the household, not just one individual.

It was observed that those who went alone to watch it brought their entire family to see the film later. The sight of whole families sitting together in a single row to watch the movie is also clear. 

Therefore, it would not be wrong to say that a film like 'Paraan', which is rarely made in the Nepali cinema industry, has even changed the way people watch movies.

Breaking the tradition of going alone or with friends, 'Paran' has started a tradition where not just three generations, but a large group or the entire staff of an office watch the film together. 

This tradition has been initiated by corporate houses. It was probably not common for an entire office to book a hall and go to watch a movie. So far, dozens of corporate houses have taken their employees to watch the film collectively.

In this context, Agni Group, along with its 250 employees and their families, watched the film 'Paraan' at Civil Mall on Thursday.

After watching the film, Susan Vaidya Shrestha, Executive Director of Agni Group, said: "The film presents an original story of Nepali society and has succeeded in delivering a message that the thought of leaving elderly parents and going abroad should be discouraged. I have taken this very positively." She also emphasized the need for more such message-oriented films in the Nepali film industry.

'Paraan' shows the emotional journey of a father looking for the company and love of his children in the latter part of his life. Senior actor Neer Shah is in the lead role in the film.