Director Tanka Budathoki has officially released a brand new poster for his Nepali film ‘Man Binako Dhan’. The fresh poster highlights the film’s group of cast, including Ashok Darji, Saroj Khanal, Nita Dhungana, Ramesh Bishwokarma, Bhola Sapkota, Buddi Tamang, and Rabindra Jha, offering audiences a first look at the emotional and dramatic narrative the film.
‘Man Binako Dhan’ Poster featuring Ashok Darji and group of casts
The earlier teaser poster had featured only child artist Ashok Darji, whose life and career took a dramatic turn after the viral success of the song ‘Man Binako Dhan Thulo Ki Dhan Binako Man’, composed by Tanka Budathoki himself. The new poster, however, expands the visual scope, highlighting the film’s socially driven storyline and its rich ensemble of popular Nepali actors.
Produced and directed by Tanka Budathoki, ‘Man Binako Dhan’ explores into heartfelt social issues that explore the balance between material wealth and emotional values. The film’s story is written by Budathoki, with screenplay and dialogues by Shivam Adhikari.
The production team includes Bishnu Maya Mainali as producer, Sapana Sharma as executive producer, and G.P. Sangroula, Bibek Nepal, and Bijaya Pandey as co-producers.
Alongside the main leads, the film also stars Santosh Panta, Rama Thapaliya, Parvati Adhikari, Utsav Sapkota, A.R. Budathoki, Shankar Shrestha, Samragyee Thapa, Bina Raut, Babu Parajuli, Rakshya Shrestha, Priyanka Jha, Binay Adhikari, Aryan Pokharel, and Bijay Dangol.
The film’s music is composed by Tanka Budathoki, cinematography is by Saurabh Lama, choreography by Kabiraj Gahatraj and Ramji Lamichhane, and editing by Mitra D. Gurung. Nabaraj Sharma serves as the chief assistant director.
Man Binako Dhan is slated to hit theaters on November 7 (Kartik 21, 2082). The film will be distributed by Apple Entertainment, Rich Entertainment, and FD Company.
The project marks another creative milestone for Tanka Budathoki, who continues to deliver emotionally charged music and stories that connect with Nepali audiences.
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