Prakash Saput’s new song talks about ‘untouchability and caste’ (video)
The song is the second part of 'Kura Bujhna Parcha,' which was released on Teej Parva two years ago.
KATHMANDU: Singer Prakash Saput’s Teej special song ‘Jale Rumal Fatyo’ has been released.
The song is the second part of ‘Kura Bujhna Parcha,’ which was released on Teej Parva two years ago.
Saput wrote the lyrics and composed the music for the song, which was performed by Samsikya Adhikari.
The song’s music video stars actresses Swastima Khadka and Aanchal Sharma, as well as actors Gaurav Pahari, Vishal Pahari, and Saput himself. Aaron Productions provided the song, which was released on the singer Saput’s personal YouTube channel.
The song has brought up issues such as untouchability, caste, and justice. According to singer Saput, the song attempts to communicate the concept that laws should be successful in ending prejudice against women.
Teej song, he claims, has brought out the sensitive and significant story of Nepali society. Saput stated that the concept, presentation, and direction of this song are all unique to him.
Saput highlighted women’s thoughts and self-confidence in the public song ‘Kura Bujhna Parcha’ two years ago. The song addressed the issue of gender equality. Swastima Khadka and Aanchal Sharma also appear in the song. This song has had over 250,000 views to far.
Singer Saput’s songs like ‘Pirr’, ‘Galbandi’, ‘Bola Maya’, ‘Sakambari’ and ‘Damai Maharaj’ have already been released.
Among all the songs ‘Galbandi’ is his most preferred song.
