Suyog Gurung is a Nepali filmmaker and director known for his bold storytelling and unfiltered commentary on the film industry. He gained attention as the director of Farki Farki, a film that sparked both anticipation and controversy, particularly due to its association with actor Anmol KC and subsequent legal disputes.

Suyog is also vocal about the challenges within the Nepali film ecosystem. In interviews and podcasts, he has openly criticized traditional film education, calling it a “scam,” and instead advocates for hands-on experience and creative independence. His candid approach and willingness to challenge norms have made him a compelling figure among a new generation of Nepali storytellers.

With a background in assistant direction and a growing portfolio of directorial work, Suyog continues to push boundaries, blending realism with personal conviction. His work reflects a desire to reshape how Nepali films are made, marketed, and remembered.

As an Actor

As Director

As Editor

As Screenplay

As Story

As Producer