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The club song ‘Raja Rani’ from the Nepali movie ‘Hostel 3’, which is successfully running on its second day of release, has been made public. The song was released as an opportunity to share the joy along with the success of the movie.
The song, with music by Kiran Michael, features vocals by Sujata Pandey, Sashan Kandel, and Kiran Michael. The lyrics were written by Vela Bomjan and Sudha Marhatta. The dance performance by actress Ashma Bishwakarma is a highlight in the song, while the video features ‘Hostel 3’ actors Rehan Giri, Ashish Ghimire, Padam Tamang, and others in a party mood. Actor Paras Bam, also known as ‘Kulboy’, is seen in a different mood. The choreography of the song was done by Roshan Bishwakarma.
Released on Friday, the Nepali movie ‘Hostel 3’ has had an enthusiastic weekend opening. The movie has achieved wider success than expected, according to the distributors. The movie is being distributed by Kaphia Films (Govind Shahi) in the Kathmandu Valley and RR Films (Rohit Kattel, Ratna Shrestha) outside the Valley.
Meanwhile, the movie’s cast has been meeting fans in theaters in Kathmandu since Saturday morning. Fans have been cheering and dancing with the actors, and the actors, upon meeting the fans, have been responding with wide applause. The audience has praised ‘Hostel 3’, saying it is much better than expected and provided full entertainment.
Directed by Sashan Kandel, the movie’s script and dialogue were written by Madhav Sharma. The movie stars Paras Bam Thakuri, Simran Pant, Ashish Ghimire, Padam Tamang, Hena Nagarkoti, Rehan Giri, Sama Parajuli, and others in key roles. Praveen Khatiwada plays the role of a warden. Ashish Purush, Rohan Shrestha, Umar Khan, and Santosh Baniya are also part of the cast.
The producers of the movie are Suresh Kandel, Karn Karki, and Govinda Adhikari, while co-producers include Shishir Ghwali, Anish Sigdel, Kundan Gupta, and Ganesh Magar. Shankar Koirala is the executive producer, and Kosis Raj Chhetri is the line producer. Arjun Tiwari directed the cinematography, and the movie was edited by Dinesh Dahal.
