Movie ‘Bam Bahadur’ premieres in Darjeeling before Nepal-India release
Produced by Sanjeev Sarki and directed by John Rai, the film received widespread acclaim from Darjeeling audiences.
KATHMANDU: The Nepali film ‘Bam Bahadur’ successfully held its premiere in Darjeeling, India, ahead of its simultaneous release on Poush 5 (Dec 20) in both Nepal and India.
Produced by Sanjeev Sarki and directed by John Rai, the film received widespread acclaim from Darjeeling audiences.
The premiere event was organized by Okhli Dhiki Productions at the Gorkha Rangamanch Bhawan. The cast and crew were honored for their dedication and hard work in bringing the film to life.
Due to prior commitments in other film shoots, lead actor Saugat Malla was unable to attend the premiere.
However, actors Anisha Rasaily, Ajay Pradhan, Shantila Tamang, child actor Basista Karki, Prabhat Pakhrin, Badal Chhetri, and others were present at the event.
‘Bam Bahadur’ is a poignant and historically significant film that portrays the struggles faced by the Indian Nepali community, particularly those residing in Darjeeling and the neighboring Dooars region.
The story is set against the backdrop of the 1986 Gorkhaland movement, depicting the highs and lows of human life through the journey of its central character, Bam Bahadur. Audiences praised the film’s strong storyline, impactful dialogues, and realistic portrayal of historical struggles.
The film’s technical aspects, including cinematography and background music, were also lauded.
The stunning visuals of Darjeeling captured in the film and the compelling background score enhanced its overall appeal.
According to viewers, ‘Bam Bahadur’ stands out not only for its storyline but also for its engaging, heartfelt, and lifelike dialogues.
With its powerful narrative, remarkable performances, and striking visuals, ‘Bam Bahadur’ promises to leave a lasting impact on audiences when it releases in theatres on Dec 20.
