In 1999 Regmi's most ambitious script, Aafanta, was rejected by many directors, so he chose to direct the film himself.
 After the success of Aafanta, he reassembled the cast for Aafno Manchhe, but this time he included Dilip Rayamajhi and Bipana Thapa in the lead.
 Aafno Manchhe was the huge success, and is counted among the biggest hit movies of Nepali film cinema.
 He got Film Awards for Best Dialogue for the movie.
 His next film was Ye Mero Hajur.
 He again turned to star Shree Krishna Shrestha; the movie was a box office hit.
 In 2002 he directed Sukha Dukha: an emotional family drama which was again a huge hit at the box office.
 He received the Lux Award for best director and motion picture award for best story.

Regmi's experimental movie Paahuna was a moderate success and Upahaar was a flop that came in 2004.
 In 2004 he returned with big hit movies like Haami Teen Bhai and Muglaan.
 Nikhil Upreti got his first national award for best actor for his performance in Haami Teen Bhai.
 Regmi's first films as a producer, Maanis and Duniya, were box office failures although both were critically acclaimed.
 Regmi received the NEFTA award for best director for Maanis and his first national award for best director for Duniya in 2005.
 His next movies, Ram Balram and Yuddha were below average at box office.
 But in 2008 his MaHa project Kaha Bhetiyela was one of the biggest hits of his career; he received his second national award for best director and NEFTA award for best popular director of 2008.
 His first movie with MaHa (Madan Krishna Shrestha and Hari Bansha Acharya) in 2010 was below average but he received his third national award for best writer.
 Saathi Ma Timro in 2011 was a box office success.
 His new film Phool released on 4 May 2012.
So simple was released on the festival eve of Bada dashain along with other 3 movies.
Box office report was below the mark but Regmi was critically praised for his work.
While his latest projects, Mann Le Mann Lai Chhunchha and Paraai are set to release later in 2013.
In 1999 Regmi's most ambitious script, Aafanta, was rejected by many directors, so he chose to direct the film himself.  After the success of Aafanta, he reassembled the cast for Aafno Manchhe, but this time he included Dilip Rayamajhi and Bipana Thapa in the lead.  Aafno Manchhe was the huge success, and is counted among the biggest hit movies of Nepali film cinema.  He got Film Awards for Best Dialogue for the movie.  His next film was Ye Mero Hajur.  He again turned to star Shree Krishna Shrestha; the movie was a box office hit.  In 2002 he directed Sukha Dukha: an emotional family drama which was again a huge hit at the box office.  He received the Lux Award for best director and motion picture award for best story.
Regmi's experimental movie Paahuna was a moderate success and Upahaar was a flop that came in 2004.  In 2004 he returned with big hit movies like Haami Teen Bhai and Muglaan.  Nikhil Upreti got his first national award for best actor for his performance in Haami Teen Bhai.  Regmi's first films as a producer, Maanis and Duniya, were box office failures although both were critically acclaimed.  Regmi received the NEFTA award for best director for Maanis and his first national award for best director for Duniya in 2005.  His next movies, Ram Balram and Yuddha were below average at box office.  But in 2008 his MaHa project Kaha Bhetiyela was one of the biggest hits of his career; he received his second national award for best director and NEFTA award for best popular director of 2008.  His first movie with MaHa (Madan Krishna Shrestha and Hari Bansha Acharya) in 2010 was below average but he received his third national award for best writer.  Saathi Ma Timro in 2011 was a box office success.  His new film Phool released on 4 May 2012. So simple was released on the festival eve of Bada dashain along with other 3 movies. Box office report was below the mark but Regmi was critically praised for his work. While his latest projects, Mann Le Mann Lai Chhunchha and Paraai are set to release later in 2013.
Shiva Regmi