Almost all Nepalis are familiar with the rise of Jung Bahadur, the founder of the Rana dynasty in Nepal, and conspiracies woven against king and courtiers in palaces. And based on the historical events of the rise of Jung Bahadur, director Utkal Thapa has successfully unravelled those conspiracies in Junge, through the modern-day characters.Junge (Suraj Singh Thakuri), is a reckless youth of Birgunj, who roams around aimlessly and does whatever he likes. There is a sudden change in his after his father is killed in a crossfire. Silently dragged into the conspiracies, he rises to power. With the present-day story line, the movie reveals how conspiracies are made in palaces and how people struggle to gain power. Director Thapa has successfully infused history with the modern day crimes such as smuggling of drugs, and red sandalwood among others. Presenting historical facts in modern context is not an easy job, but Thapa as a director has done the job convincingly.As per the cast, Nazir Hussain steals the show with his role as a drug addict. His witty oratory skills make you laugh out loud. Naresh Poudel in the role of a powerful king of Birgunj is convincing. His movements as a king, his expressions — proud and confident are noteworthy.Reecha Sharma has tried her best to fit in the role of the queen. Her dress up, eye contact and deceiving nature are aptly presented