Anyay (Nepali: अन्याय English: Injustice) is a Nepali family drama film released on October 30, 1989. Directed and edited by Tulsi Ghimire, the film was produced under the banner of Sagarmatha Movietone. The film marks the prominent silver-screen debuts of lead actors Prakash Adhikari and Mira Madhuri. Upon its theatrical release, the film emerged as a commercial success and remains a classic of the golden era of Nepalese cinema.
Plot Anyay is a family drama that revolves around themes of societal injustice, personal vengeance, and moral uprightness within contemporary Nepalese society. The narrative follows the struggles of its central characters as they battle systemic corruption and domestic turmoil.
Cast Bishwa Basnet Prakash Adhikari (debut) Mira Madhuri (debut) B.S. Rana Mohan Niraula Jayanendra Chand Mukunda Shrestha Geetanjali Sunwar
Production The film's concept and story were developed by veteran actor Bishwa Basnet, who also served as the primary producer for the project. Director Tulsi Ghimire handled the screenplay, dialogues, and final film editing, maintaining his signature style of blending emotional family dynamics with commercial storytelling elements. Pramod Pradhan served as the director of photography, while Gopal Bhutani directed the action sequences and Basanta Shrestha choreographed the dance numbers.
Soundtrack The musical score and soundtrack of the film were composed by acclaimed music director Ranjit Gazmer. The lyrics were penned by Pradip Rimal, Ranjit Gazmer, and Kiran Kharel. The playback singing featured prominent voices from the South Asian music industry, including Prem Dhoj Pradhan, Bhupendra Singh, Deepa Jha, Manila Sotang, and Sushma Shrestha (Poornima).
Track listing No. Title Lyricist Singer(s) Length 1. "Jhimkyaideu Pareli" Kiran Kharel Prem Dhoj Pradhan, Sushma Shrestha 2. "Ishara Le Bolaunu Pardaina" Ranjit Gazmer Bhupendra Singh, Deepa Jha 3. "Jhumi Jhumi Boldachha" Pradip Rimal Manila Sotang 4. "Adhar Ma Aaja Unkai Chha Geet" Kiran Kharel Deepa Jha 5. "Man Chhade Maichyang Lai" Ranjit Gazmer Bhupendra Singh
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