The halls of Kathmandu started showing the Indian film, 'Zara Hatke Zara Bachke' re-released.

Kathmandu. Indian movies are finally returning in Kathmandu theaters as of this Friday. The Kathmandu Metropolis was given a brief interim order on Thursday by the Patan High Court not to cease showing Indian movies, thus the theater director re-released "Jara Hatke Jara Bachke", which had already been shown.

The majority of theaters have broadcast films starring Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan. The film organisation claims that because there was no new movie, the old one was re-realesed as a sign to carry with the court's ruling. The association's gathering on Thursday night voted to keep showing Indian movies in response to the court ruling.

The road has been cleared for the screening of "Adi Purush" because the court ordered not to ban movies that have already cleared the censors. However, according to the distributor Bankatash Entertainment, no decision has been made in this regard. Manoj Rathi, a representative of the company, stated, "we will wait and see how things develop before making a decision."

According to Prajwal Rana, the chairman of the Film Association Exhibition, the association's meeting resolved to respect the court's rulling and continue showing Indiam movies. The Film Association and Kathmandu Metropolitan City have both been invited by the Patan High Court to a meeting on Tuesday.

However, there won't be any screenings of Indian movies thos weekend in Pokhara. Nikesh Dha, the manager of Midtown Cinemas Multiplex, stated that he will discuss this with the mayor of the city next Sunday. On Sunday, the mayor and I will debate how to move forward in Pokhara. The performance would then be decided, he added.