Kathmandu — Post-production work on the upcoming Nepali film Parbati is moving at a steady pace, with the dubbing phase now underway. Lead actress Deepa Shree Niraula has completed her portion of the dubbing, and her response to the experience has been warmly encouraging for the film's prospects.
Speaking about the process, Deepashree shared that the film turned out even better than she had anticipated, and that the screenplay's distinctive style and emotional depth genuinely moved her. "The different style and heart-touching screenplay touched me deeply," she said, expressing visible excitement about what the film has become.
Director Neeta Dhungana Adhikari, who was present during Deepashree's dubbing session, expressed equal enthusiasm. She shared that the film has exceeded even her own creative expectations, and offered heartfelt gratitude to Deepashree and the entire team for bringing the vision to life so beautifully.
Parvati is produced under the banner of Neeta Films by Harihar Adhikari, with the script written by Shivam Adhikari and Shankar Pandey serving as executive producer and production manager. The technical team includes cinematography by Sudeep Baral, editing by Sahil Khan, and poster design by Royal Bhimsen. The same banner previously produced the well-received film Hraswodirgh.
The film stars director Neeta Dhungana alongside Deepashree Niraula, Ashok Darji, Siru Bisht, Radhika Kandel, Raj Pangeni Sharma, Rajendra Nepali, and Asha Poudel, among others.
Parbati is set to release on Bhadra 12.