Bideshma basda basdai video with a message

Bhuwan Bikram Thapa a new artist has sung the song “Bideshma basda basdai” from his album titled as the song itself marketed by Times Music. The video starts off with tuneful music of sarangi with scenic views of hills on a sunset. With use of conventional Nepali music instruments like madal and picturing the field of paddy the director Manoj Ratna Shrestha has done justice to the song.

The video is made by MAS production, the singer himself has modeled for the video with Shova Tripathi acting as his wife who waits for him when he goes to a foreign country. The camera has been operated by Amrit Sunuwar and editing has been done by Prajjwal Shrestha. The video was shot in and around the Chobar area in the day time.

Video manly portrays a person who is out of country for work and the whole story revolves around this person and his wife he loves. The video has been effervescently pictured being based on the soulful and truthful lyrics of the song. The shots taken at the old factory at Chobar has well presented the company environment. Video also talks about the simple yet hard life here and the complicated life in foreign country.

Technically the video scores on all grounds, the edit is very good and the shots have been well by the camera man. The models also look natural and carry their roles very will. The singer who is the male model does a very good job and seems he feels the song and has gone through these situations in his real life. The female model also has carried out her job in a brilliant fashion, mainly the less makeup and natural expressions makes it look real. Many people will be able to connect with this appreciable song in current context.

The shots of fields, road, house, working in the field has been taken in a coherent manner.The Dashain Tihar festival link woven in the middle give that needed Nepali touch. The underlining message is to love your motherland. All in all the video is very well made and the song also has the potential to strike the right notes.

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