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Bhagya Rekha (Nepali: भाग्य रेखा, Line of Fate) is a Nepalese family drama romance film released on 11 November 1989.[1]The film was directed and written by Deepak Rayamajhi, and produced under the banner of Surya Binayak Films by Jyoti Rayamajhi and Kamala Upadhya.[1][2] It stars Rabindra Khadka, Mausami Malla, Tika Pahari, and Gopal Raj Mainali in central roles.[3]

Directed byDeepak Rayamajhi
Written byDeepak Rayamajhi
Screenplay byDeepak Rayamajhi
Story byDeepak Rayamajhi
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Bhagya Rekha
भाग्य रेखा
Directed byDeepak Rayamajhi
Written byDeepak Rayamajhi
Screenplay byDeepak Rayamajhi
Story byDeepak Rayamajhi
Produced by
  • Jyoti Rayamajhi
  • Kamala Upadhya
Starring
  • Rabindra Khadka
  • Mausami Malla
  • Tika Pahari
  • Gopal Raj Mainali
CinematographyJaved Shah
Edited byShreekhar Prasad
Music byNorbu Tshering
Production
company
Surya Binayak Films
Release date
  • November 11, 1989 (1989-11-11) (Nepal)
Running time
138 minutes
CountryNepal
LanguageNepali
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The film, known for its blend of social drama, romance, and comedy elements, stands as one of the prominent releases from the golden era of early Nepalese cinema in the late 1980s.[4]

Plot

The movie explores themes of destiny, class differences, love, and traditional family expectations in Nepalese society. The narrative follows the lives of two individuals whose lives become intertwined by circumstance, testing their relationships against societal constraints and familial duties.

Cast

The cast of the film includes several prominent actors of early Nepalese cinema:[1][3]

  • Rabindra Khadka
  • Mausami Malla
  • Tika Pahari
  • Gopal Raj Mainali
  • Jayananda Chand
  • Siddhicharan Shrestha
  • Suryamala Sharma
  • Narendra Thapa
  • Roshan Shrestha
  • Deepa Neupane

Soundtrack

The musical score and background music for Bhagya Rekha were composed by Norbu Tshering (credited as Norbu Kshring). The tracks featured lyrics penned by Ratna Sumsher Thapa and Madan Ghimire, with playback singing provided by a lineup of renowned Nepalese singers:[1]

Crew

  • Director, Story, Screenplay: Deepak Rayamajhi[1]
  • Dialogue: Ashesh Malla
  • Cinematography: Javed Shah
  • Editor: Shreekhar Prasad
  • Choreographer: Yubaraj Lama
  • Sound Engineer: Pradip Upadhyaya

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