Hum Saath Saath Hain

Director: Sooraj R Barjatya

Year: 1999

Available on: Netflix

This classic family entertainer revolves around siblings, marriage, and family values. With colourful wedding scenes, joyous songs, and themes of unity, it mirrors the togetherness of Dashain and Tihar celebrations. It’s an ultimate “watch with the whole family” Bollywood film.

The Sky Is Pink

Director: Shonali Bose

Year: 2019

Available on: Netflix

‘The Sky Is Pink’ is an uplifting family drama that explores love, resilience, and the strength of familial bonds. Based on a true story, the film follows the journey of a couple raising their terminally ill daughter, highlighting moments of laughter, conflict, and unwavering support.

Its themes of cherishing time with loved ones and celebrating life’s fleeting moments resonate deeply, making it a thoughtful choice for a festive family movie night.

Kabaddi Kabaddi

Director: Ram Babu Gurung

Year: 2015

Available on: YouTube

A sequel to the much-loved film ‘Kabaddi’, this comedy-romance captures the quirks of rural love stories with humour, warmth, and relatable characters. At its core, Kabaddi Kabaddi is about resilience in love and the playful nature of relationships.

While it keeps audiences laughing with light-hearted humour, it also touches on the deeper emotions of longing and acceptance. The film’s balance of fun and sentiment makes it an ideal festive watch, especially during Dashain and Tihar when families gather to share joy.

Hindi Medium

Director: Saket Chaudhary

Year: 2017

Available on: YouTube

‘Hindi Medium’ is a comedy-drama that tackles parenting, education, and social class differences in a lighthearted yet meaningful way. The late Irrfan Khan’s heartfelt performance brings warmth and humour to this relatable story.

The movie sparks reflection on the importance of love, simplicity, and genuine values—lessons that resonate strongly during the festive season. Its humour and emotional depth make it an entertaining family watch with a social message.

Hari Bahadur Ko Jutta

Director: Dipendra K Khanal

Year: 2025

Available on: Nearby theatres (from September 29)

The upcoming movie ‘Hari Bahadur Ko Jutta’, releasing on September 29, blends comedy, social satire, and heartfelt moments—making it perfect for family viewing during the festive season. With Hari Bansha Acharya at its centre, the film carries the classic flavour of Nepali humour while weaving in modern storytelling.

According to Shree Byankatesh Entertainment, it is a Nepali comedy film that humorously explores social themes such as class division, economic disparity, and ordinary people’s everyday struggles.