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The upcoming Nepali film ‘Koshedhunga’ has released its Teej-themed song ‘Natra Bhane Jindagi Byartha Cha’ via the official YouTube channel of Seven Seas International.
The song features lyrics by Netra Aryal, hookline and music by Khem Century, and vocals by Khem Century, Samikshya Adhikari, and Dipika Bayambu Magar.
Set around the festival of Teej, the song contrasts the emotions and aspirations of married and unmarried women. While married characters celebrate the joys of companionship, the unmarried express their hopes and imagination about future partners.
The music video stars lead actors Sushma Pant and Niti Shah portraying the perspective of unmarried women, while Richa Sharma reflects on married life. Manzil Kumar appears as a hopeful suitor pursuing Sushma’s character, who seems positively inclined.
Directed by Saroj Paudel, the video blends festive tradition with modern choreography and catchy dance beats, making it suitable for Teej celebrations in years to come.
Alongside the release, the production team has announced a TikTok challenge starting today (July 21) until August 20. Participants must use the hashtag #NatraBhaneJindagiByarthaCha.
The prizes include:
Rs. 30,000 for Best Performance
Rs. 20,000 for Most Creative Video
Rs. 10,000 for Most Liked Video
Directed by Saroj Paudel, who previously helmed ‘Purna Bahadur Ko Sarangi’, ‘Koshedhunga’ is scheduled to release on August 28 (Bhadra 12).
Presented by Nardevi Films in association with Sarangi Films, the film features a strong ensemble cast including Sushma Pant, Aryan Sigdel, Richa Sharma, Manzil Kumar, Niti Shah, Praveen Khatiwada, Saroj Khanal, Bishal Pahadi, Hiwala Gautam, Dinesh Kafle, and Lokmani Sapkota.
The executive producer is Dinesh Khadka, while Previl Kandel and Kishor Anurag serve as producers. Cinematography is by Babu Shrestha, editing by Nahkul Khadka, and music by Ashish Aviral and Rhythm Kandel. The casting director is Subalmani Sapkota.
In a landmark move, ‘Koshedhunga’ will be released simultaneously in over 40 countries, with international distribution handled by Patrick Subedi and Ramesh Dhakal of Seven Seas International. The team anticipates this global launch will set a new benchmark for Nepali cinema on the world stage.
