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Two official posters of the upcoming film ‘Abhimanyu: Chapter–1’ have been released by the production team today, portraying a mix of emotional tension and happiness among the characters.
The first poster features key cast members including Prakash Dahal, Laxmi Bardewa, Kameshwar Chaurasiya, Gaumaya Gurung, Sarita Giri, and Kiran Shrestha, along with two additional actors. Except for Kiran, the expressions of all characters depict a sense of tension. One character is shown in handcuffs being interrogated by a police officer inside a police station, while another officer stands by for security. The poster aims to tease the character looks and hint at the storyline.
In contrast, the second poster shows Kameshwar and Laxmi in a temple, joyfully performing an aarti. Their cheerful expressions and Laxmi’s traditional attire give the impression of a newlywed couple.
Both posters attempt to build suspense while subtly revealing character relationships and emotional depth. A few days ago, a motion teaser for the film was released, hinting at a story centered around struggles driven by money.
Presented by Seven Seas Cinema, ‘Abhimanyu: Chapter–1’ marks the directorial debut of Sushant Gautam. The story is written by Mukesh Khanal, with Madan Thapa serving as the creative director.
The cast includes Kameshwar Chaurasiya, Sarita Giri, Gaumaya Gurung, Laxmi Bardewa, Shishir Wangdel, Kiran Shrestha, Prakash Dahal, and Sushma Niraula.
The film is scheduled for release in Nepal on Bhadra 27 (September 12), with the Hindi version set for a worldwide release on Asoj 6 (September 22), according to producer Binod Paudel.
The film explores the story of individuals trapped in a cycle of greed and their desperate attempts to escape it.
Producers include Binod Paudel and Gunjan Giri. Ramesh Chaulagain and Hari Shrestha are co-producers, while the executive producers are Bishal Lama, Hari Moktan, Krishna Bhattarai, Nirajan Luintel, and Sandesh Shrestha.
Sharad Mahato is the director of photography, Madan Ghimire is the editor, Supreme Parajuli handled color grading, and Manoj Shrestha worked on VFX. Jivan Shakya served as the line producer.
