Bir (Dayahang Rai) and Bikram (Anoop Bikram Shahi) are two best friends, but they have different aspirations for their future.

When Bikram lacks the means to educate himself, Bir tries to assist him. However, they part ways at the age of six. Before parting, Bir gives Bikram a one-rupee coin inscribed with "Bir Bikram".

Subsequently, Bir becomes a country boy (farmer), while Bikram pursues education and becomes a teacher in Kathmandu. Eventually, Bikram returns to the village, but neither recognizes the other. However, Bikram endeavors to unite Bir with a girlfriend whom Bir adores.

Joon (Deeya Pun) and Bir (Dayahang Rai) love each other, but Bir refrains from expressing his feelings to Joon due to his promise to Bikram to keep her safe. Bikram, who left Joon when she was young, returns to the village and orchestrates events to bring Joon and Bir together, even if it means appearing as a villain to Bir. Eventually, Bikram succeeds in uniting them.

Aaitey (Arpan Thapa), the wealthiest man in the village, is enamored with Joon, but she does not reciprocate his feelings. Aaitey earns a substantial sum by constructing a road in the village, garnering respect and wealth.

Man Bahadur Bishwokarma, also known as Maney (Najir Hussain), is the village storyteller who narrates the lives of the villagers for a fee. However, he faces societal rejection due to his pregnant sister. Bir intervenes to resolve the conflict surrounding Maney's sister.

In the middle of the movie, Bir's mother passes away, leaving him grief-stricken. He exhausts all means to gather funds for her funeral, including selling a donkey that had been his companion since he was 18.

Aaitey approaches Joon's father for an arranged marriage, but Joon declines. Nevertheless, her father accepts the proposal, seeking to elevate his daughter's status. Aaitey offers a large sum and promises Joon a lavish life. However, she chooses to flee with Bir. Aaitey attempts to attack Bir, nearly resulting in his demise, but Bikram intervenes and saves him.