Prakash Saput and Parikshya Limbu | emotional scene from the film ‘Soltinee’
The cinematic landscape of Nepal is set to witness a powerful and emotionally charged narrative with the upcoming film ‘Soltinee’. The official trailer for the movie was unveiled in a grand ceremony in Kathmandu on Monday, creating a significant buzz among audiences and critics alike.
The event was graced by the film’s entire unit, including director Arjun Suwedhi, lead actors Prakash Saput and Parikshya Limbu, alongside a strong supporting cast featuring Wilson Bikram Rai, Ravindra Jha, Sundar Dhital, Sujan Khatiwada, and Sabu Gurung.
The trailer presents a raw and authentic Nepali love story, one that blossoms amidst significant social and family obstacles. It boldly brings to the forefront the harsh realities of inter-caste love, highlighting the social discrimination, community-based inequality, and the subsequent struggles that couples often face in a traditional society.
The central plot revolves around the characters played by Prakash Saput and Parikshya Limbu, whose on-screen chemistry adds a layer of genuine intensity to their roles. The trailer suggests that their love story will be the main thread, weaving through a complex web of societal pressures and personal convictions.
Directed by Arjun Subedi and co-written by Subedi and Kumar Bhattarai, ‘Soltinee’ boasts a robust cast that also includes Prakash Ghimire, Prem Subba, and Kavita Ale. The film appears to be a conscious effort to spark conversation about a persistent social issue through the accessible medium of cinema.
With its compelling premise and stellar cast, ‘Soltinee’ is poised to be more than just a film; it’s a social commentary. Mark your calendars, as this highly anticipated drama is scheduled to hit the big screen on Kartik 6, just in time for the Bhaitika festival.
WATCH HERE: Official Trailer of Nepali Film ‘Soltinee’
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