Two highly anticipated Nepali films, “Sati Devi” and “Nametine Ghau,” are finally hitting theaters on August 23rd. These powerful films explore important social issues and feature compelling performances.
“Sati Devi,” directed by journalist Laxman Subedi, is a poignant tale of a father-daughter relationship and the challenges faced by women in a patriarchal society. The film has garnered critical acclaim and won numerous awards at various festivals. Actress Malika Mahat, who plays the titular role of Sati Devi Adhikari, has been widely praised for her powerful performance.
“Nametine Ghau,” directed by actor Ramit Dhungana, is a thought-provoking film based on the real-life stories of acid attack survivors. The film sheds light on the struggles and resilience of these individuals who have faced unimaginable trauma.
Both films have generated significant buzz and anticipation among Nepali audiences. “Sati Devi” has been particularly noteworthy for its unique and impactful portrayal of women’s issues. The film’s premiere in Kathmandu was met with rave reviews, with audiences praising its compelling narrative and strong performances.
“Sati Devi” features a talented ensemble cast, including Ramesh Budhathoki, Bholaraj Sapkota, Kuldeep Adhikari, Sandeep Babu Lohani, Srijan Adhikari, Manisha Sapkota, Sujita Siwakoti, Tulsi Shrestha, Ishwari Singh, Sandesh Limbu, Pawan KC, Jagdish Adhikari, and others. The film is produced by Dilasha Creation and Golden State Movie Makers LLC California, with screenplay and dialogues by director Subedi.
“Nametine Ghau” offers a powerful and moving portrayal of the experiences of acid attack survivors. The film covers the stories of 33 individuals who have been affected by this heinous crime.
These two new Nepali films are sure to make a significant impact on the local film scene and provide audiences with thought-provoking and emotionally resonant cinematic experiences.