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The trailer of the much-awaited Nepali film ‘Cetaamol’, slated for release on August 7 (Shrawan 23), has been officially unveiled. Featuring stellar performances by Saugat Malla, Benisha Hamal, Shrikrishna Niroula, Januka Bishwakarma, Lokendra Lekhak, and child actor Karan Nepali, the trailer has left a strong impact on viewers.
Set in a rural village, the trailer highlights the clash between traditional beliefs and modern reality. Saugat Malla plays a sensitive yet rebellious character searching for balance between family and society. Benisha Hamal impresses in her role as a confident, empowered woman.
Addressing issues like healthcare, poverty, women empowerment, and social division, the film uses the symbolic title ‘Cetaamol’ not merely as a medicine, but as a metaphor for deep-rooted societal pain. The trailer showcases impressive cinematography, poignant dialogues, dynamic editing, and emotionally resonant background music.
With over 376,000 views on its trailer so far, viewers are praising the performances, the social message, and the impactful tone of the film. Many comments compare it to last year’s blockbuster ‘Purnabahadurko Sarangi’, suggesting ‘Cetaamol’ could be the next emotional hit.
Directed by Raj Bahadur Sane, the film marks the debut of Shrikrishna Niroula and Januka Bishwakarma in Nepali cinema. The story is co-written by Pradeep Bhardwaj and the director himself.
Produced under Tulsi Devi Films in collaboration with Juntara Films, the film is presented by Simos Sunuwar. Producers include Bhugol Karki and Bikash Raj Joshi, with Apsara Nepali, Ajay Malla, and Kumar KC as executive producers.
Music by Babul Giri, choreography by Kabiraj Gahatraj, cinematography by Divya Subedi, sound design by Mukesh Shah, and editing by Bande Prasad—the technical aspects promise a cinematic experience that blends artistry with emotion.
The trailer of the much-awaited Nepali film ‘Cetaamol’, slated for release on August 7 (Shrawan 23), has been officially unveiled. Featuring stellar performances by Saugat Malla, Benisha Hamal, Shrikrishna Niroula, Januka Bishwakarma, Lokendra Lekhak, and child actor Karan Nepali, the trailer has left a strong impact on viewers.
Set in a rural village, the trailer highlights the clash between traditional beliefs and modern reality. Saugat Malla plays a sensitive yet rebellious character searching for balance between family and society. Benisha Hamal impresses in her role as a confident, empowered woman.
Addressing issues like healthcare, poverty, women empowerment, and social division, the film uses the symbolic title ‘Cetaamol’ not merely as a medicine, but as a metaphor for deep-rooted societal pain. The trailer showcases impressive cinematography, poignant dialogues, dynamic editing, and emotionally resonant background music.
With over 376,000 views on its trailer so far, viewers are praising the performances, the social message, and the impactful tone of the film. Many comments compare it to last year’s blockbuster ‘Purnabahadurko Sarangi’, suggesting ‘Cetaamol’ could be the next emotional hit.
Directed by Raj Bahadur Sane, the film marks the debut of Shrikrishna Niroula and Januka Bishwakarma in Nepali cinema. The story is co-written by Pradeep Bhardwaj and the director himself.
Produced under Tulsi Devi Films in collaboration with JunTara Films, the film is presented by Simos Sunuwar. Producers include Bhugol Karki and Bikash Raj Joshi, with Apsara Nepali, Ajay Malla, and Kumar KC as executive producers.
Music by Babul Giri, choreography by Kabiraj Gahatraj, cinematography by Dibya Subedi, sound design by Mukesh Shah, and editing by Bande Prasad—the technical aspects promise a cinematic experience that blends artistry with emotion.
