Between staying and leaving—‘Koshedhunga’ tells Nepal’s story
Summary
'Koshedhunga', directed by Saroj Poudel, explores the struggles of Nepali families caught between staying in their rural homes and migrating abroad for better opportunities, highlighting themes of migration, gender roles, and economic pressure.
Key Points
- 'Koshedhunga' is a Nepali social and family drama focusing on rural livelihoods and migration.
- The film follows Sanjog, who fails to get a government job and opts to migrate abroad, impacting his family.
- Sital, Sanjog's wife, faces socio-political challenges in the village, highlighting gender dynamics.
- The film culminates with a symbolic scene reflecting loss and dislocation due to economic and social pressures.
