“Nakchhong” is a Nepali film based on a social and cultural story that focuses on the culture, religion, and traditions of the Kirat Rai community. The movie especially highlights the role of the “Nakchhong,” a priest who performs religious rituals in the Kirat religion, and shows his importance in society. It also presents the problems faced by the community and warns that if the Nakchhong (Bijuwa) tradition continues to disappear, serious consequences may arise in the future. According to the story, after the death of a father in a family, his last wish is to perform traditional rituals to guide his soul. For this, they must call a Nakchhong from their clan. However, when they are unable to find one at the right time, problems arise within the family. Some family members, influenced by modern thinking, do not believe in such traditions, which creates a conflict between traditional beliefs and modern views. Through this conflict, the film delivers the message that culture and traditions are not just old practices, but are deeply connected to our history, identity, and community. In today’s world, many young people are moving away from their own language, culture, and identity. Therefore, the film reminds people of their roots and cultural identity. It also conveys that adopting a modern lifestyle is not wrong, but forgetting one’s own culture and traditions is not acceptable. Thus, “Nakchhong” is not just for entertainment, but is an important cultural film that encourages people to think about preserving Kirat culture, respecting identity, and maintaining a balance between tradition and modernity.