Bahaab: Story of a girl’s struggle

By Pallav Bhusal,Kathmandu, Mar.1: Bahaab's trailer gives an impression that the film is centred on a rebellious youth who wants to bring about changes in the society with an ideology. 

The popular trend of youths going abroad after finishing their high school is highlighted at the beginning of the trailer.  

The film focuses on the struggle of a young lady who wants to choose a different path in life, creating conflict of interest between her and family. It perfectly depicts the problems faced by young female to either go abroad or marry someone with a foreign passport. 

The clip also shows the protagonists’ struggle with her emotions, portrayed perfectly in dialogues and scenes. Her relationship with a boy is also painted in the picture. 

The cinematography of this trailer focuses on the close -up shots of the main character and captures various but complicated reactions while dealing with multiple situations. 

The storyline portrays the influence of red colour and connects it with the word ‘revolution’. 

A book titled 'democracy and today's Marxism' can also be spotted in the trailer connecting it with the ideology the protagonist will follow.

The trailer is edited in a way that it does not spoil the entire story of the film. It does not give us hint about the climax of the film. This is a good way of releasing a trailer which keeps the audience curious, luring them to the cinema hall. 

An elevating acting by Surakshya Panta, known from her pervious works, can be seen here. 

Her attempt to fulfil the characters story will be definitely seen in full when the film releases. 

Kamal Mani Nepal, Afran Ali, Surya Sharma Bhatta, Ishwori Singh, Hiralal Kandel and Pawan Shrestha are other actors in the film.

The film is set to be released in the theatres on April 7, 2023.