लाखौ बाबाहरुलाई स्वदेश फर्काउने सपना (Lakhau Babaharulai Swadesh Farkaune Sapana) is a Nepali social and motivational short video presented by KushmaZ Entertainment in 2018 (2075 B.S.). Directed, edited and color-graded by Nepali filmmaker Bishal Lohani, the project tells a deeply emotional story about a daughter who dreams of bringing her father back home from a foreign country.
The video explores one of the most painful realities faced by many Nepali families: separation caused by foreign employment.
“बास्तबमा आफ्नो परिवार छोडेर परदेश जाने रहर त कसलाई छ र? तर यस्तै भइरहेको छ हाम्रो देशमा...”
Behind this simple thought lies the story of countless Nepali families who sacrifice family life and emotional happiness in search of economic opportunities abroad.
A Dream to Bring Nepali Fathers Home
For many Nepali families, foreign employment has become part of everyday life. Fathers, sons and other family members leave Nepal to work abroad, often spending years away from their loved ones.
लाखौ बाबाहरुलाई स्वदेश फर्काउने सपना presents this reality through the eyes of a daughter.
Her dream is simple: she wants her father to come back home.
But the dream represents something much bigger.
It becomes a symbolic dream of bringing thousands and millions of Nepali fathers and migrant workers back to Nepal, where they can live with their families and contribute to the development of their own country.
Rather than presenting migration only as an economic issue, the video focuses on its human and emotional consequences.
A Story About Family, Migration and Hope
The central emotional element of the video is the relationship between a daughter and her father.
A child does not necessarily understand the economic pressures that force parents to leave the country. For a daughter, a father working abroad is simply a father who is far away.
The story therefore raises an important question:
What is the real cost of leaving home for foreign employment?
Money can support a family financially, but it cannot replace the moments, memories and relationships lost when loved ones remain separated for years.
Through this story, the film expresses a message of family, patriotism, hope and the desire to build a better future within Nepal.
Directed by Bishal Lohane
The project was directed and edited by Bishal Lohani, a Nepali filmmaker, writer, director and editor known for working on social, motivational and inspirational stories.
For Bishal Lohani, filmmaking has often been connected with real-life experiences and social issues. His work explores subjects ranging from family relationships and poverty to migration, social awareness, motivation and human emotions.
In लाखौ बाबाहरुलाई स्वदेश फर्काउने सपना, his direction focuses on presenting the emotional side of migration through a simple family-centered narrative.
The editing and color work were also handled by Bishal Lohani, helping shape the video's emotional presentation.
Production Credits
Title: लाखौ बाबाहरुलाई स्वदेश फर्काउने सपना
English Title: The Dream of Bringing Millions of Fathers Back Home
Year: 2018 / 2075 B.S.
Presented by: KushmaZ Entertainment
Genre: Social, Motivational, Inspirational
Speech: Prativa Lamichhane
Direction: Bishal Lohani
Written by: Shankar Lamichhane
Editing: Bishal Lohani
Color: Bishal Lohani
Camera: Ramesh Shrestha
Post Production: Panchase Media House
Cast / Artists
Ram Shrestha
Arjun Sharma
Lal Bahadur Chhetri
Hari Kumar Shrestha
Tara Panday
Kusm Kharer
Purnima Sharma
Devi Sharma
Aayusha Adhikari
Raj Kumar Paudel
Watch the Video
The original 2018/2075 B.S. Nepali motivational and social video is available online:
लाखौ बाबा हरु लाई स्वदेश फर्काउने सपना छ मेरो – “हे पशुपति नाथ मलाई चाडै ठुलो बनाईदेउ है”
The video captures an important period in Nepali society when foreign employment and the separation of families had become a powerful social reality.
The Message Behind the Story
The message of लाखौ बाबाहरुलाई स्वदेश फर्काउने सपना is not simply that Nepalis should stop going abroad.
Instead, it asks us to think about why people are compelled to leave their families and their homeland in the first place.
If Nepal can create sufficient opportunities, employment and a supportive environment for its citizens, perhaps more Nepali parents will be able to remain close to their children.
The daughter's dream therefore becomes a dream for a better Nepal:
A Nepal where fathers do not have to leave their children simply to provide them with a better life.
Why This 2018 Video Still Matters
Although the video was produced in 2018, its central theme remains relevant.
Foreign employment continues to influence Nepali families, communities and the country's social structure. Behind every migrant worker is often a family waiting at home — a mother, father, husband, wife, son or daughter.
That is why this small social video carries a larger message.
It reminds us that migration is not only about passports, airports, remittances and employment statistics.
It is also about people waiting at home.
Bishal Lohani's Early Filmmaking Journey
Projects such as लाखौ बाबाहरुलाई स्वदेश फर्काउने सपना represent an important part of Bishal Lohani's filmmaking journey.
His early works frequently experimented with accessible filmmaking methods while focusing on stories that could connect with ordinary audiences.
Through short films, motivational videos, social dramas and other independent projects, Lohani developed a filmmaking approach centered on storytelling, social awareness and human emotion.
This 2018 project is therefore not only a motivational video but also a record of an important stage in the filmmaker's creative journey.
Conclusion
लाखौ बाबाहरुलाई स्वदेश फर्काउने सपना is a simple but emotional Nepali social story about a daughter's wish to bring her father home.
Produced by KushmaZ Entertainment in 2018/2075 B.S., the project combines a motivational message with the emotional reality of Nepali families affected by foreign employment.
Directed, edited and color-graded by Bishal Lohani, the video reflects his interest in creating socially meaningful stories that connect personal emotions with larger issues facing Nepali society.
At its heart, the film carries one powerful dream:
A dream to bring Nepali fathers home.
And perhaps, behind that dream, is an even bigger hope — a Nepal where families can build their future together, at home.
