The Film Development Board has released box office earnings for nine Nepali films currently showing in theatres, with figures covering collections through Sunday, Ashoj 25. The report lists Pension Patta as the leading title, with earnings of more than Rs 90 million, and also provides figures for films including Behuli and Ba: Ek Yoddha.
Nine films included in the report
The Board’s report covers Gauthali, Pension Patta, Behuli, Jhinge Dau-2, Acharya and Ba: Ek Yoddha, among nine Nepali productions in theatres. By publishing earnings for the films together, the report offers an official snapshot of their box office performance up to the stated cutoff date.
Pension Patta is the standout among the titles highlighted in the available figures. Its reported gross has crossed Rs 90 million. The report also details the earnings of Behuli and Ba: Ek Yoddha, although the headline figures available here do not specify their totals.
The report is limited to the films and period it covers. Its figures represent earnings recorded up to Ashoj 25, rather than a final lifetime total for films that may continue to screen. The Board’s release therefore provides a dated account of performance, not a projection of how much each film will ultimately earn.
Box office figures provide a common reference
An official box office report gives audiences, filmmakers and the wider film industry a shared reference point for comparing theatrical collections. In this release, the inclusion of nine films makes clear that the Board is reporting on a group of Nepali productions playing in cinemas at the same time, while the stated cutoff helps define the period behind the reported totals.
The more-than-Rs 90 million figure for Pension Patta is the clearest result highlighted in the release. For Behuli and Ba: Ek Yoddha, the report also sets out earnings, but the available summary does not provide the amounts. It would therefore be inaccurate to give specific totals for those films without the figures themselves.
The published list also includes Gauthali, Jhinge Dau-2 and Acharya. Their inclusion confirms that the report extends beyond the three titles singled out for earnings in the available account. The Board’s figures are a snapshot of the box office across the nine named films through Sunday, Ashoj 25.
A snapshot through Ashoj 25
The release’s date is important when reading the totals: collections after Ashoj 25 are not part of the reported period. The published earnings should be understood as figures accumulated by that Sunday, with the films’ later theatrical performance outside this update.
For now, the headline finding is that Pension Patta has earned more than Rs 90 million, while the Board’s report also records box office earnings for Behuli, Ba: Ek Yoddha and six other Nepali films. The release provides a point-in-time account of the films’ theatrical collections, with Ashoj 25 marking the end of the period covered.
