‘Sanumaya’ based on love story of Bhutanese Nepali community made public
Set against the backdrop of the Bhutanese Nepali community, the video presents a poignant love story intertwined with themes of identity, struggle, and love.
KATHMANDU: The music video Sanumaya, a collaboration between Visual Arts Studio and Tauwa Studio, has been officially released.
Set against the backdrop of the Bhutanese Nepali community, the video presents a poignant love story intertwined with themes of identity, struggle, and love.
It explores the emotional depths of identity crises, conflicts between love and career, and the social challenges faced by the community.
Directed by Vivek Rasaily, the video features performances by Miruna Magar, Deepak Rasaily, and Prem Subba. Miruna’s character navigates the turmoil of choosing between love and career, reflecting the dilemmas and hardships stemming from a lack of societal recognition.
Miruna portrays a young woman from the Bhutanese Nepali community who faces the pressure of making a life-altering decision. Her role vividly captures the social challenges and personal struggles caused by the absence of identity within her community.
Sanumaya artistically depicts the cultural traditions, love, and identity struggles of the Bhutanese Nepali community.
The emotional narrative and captivating musical arrangements allow viewers to deeply connect with the characters and their experiences.
The music video, executive produced by Vijay Basyal, includes Rijan Thapa as the chief assistant director and Ujwal Joshi as the cinematographer.
Sanumaya is now available on the official YouTube channel of Visual Arts Studio.
Through this musical narrative, audiences can immerse themselves in the reality and resilience of the Bhutanese Nepali community.
