"Koshedhungā" Teej Song Released: Set for Historic Global Film Launch in Over 40 Countries

Kathmandu – The song from the Nepali film Koshedhungā has been officially released. Titled “Natra Bhane Jindagi Byartha Cha” (Otherwise, Life Is Meaningless), the song was released by the production team via Seven Seas International’s YouTube channel.

The lyrics are penned by Netra Aryal, with the hook line and music composed by Khem Century. The song is sung by Khem Century, Samikshya Adhikari, and Deepika Bayambu Magar.

Set in the context of Teej, the song portrays the contrast between married and unmarried women. It explores the positive aspects of being married, as well as the imagination and excitement unmarried women have about future partners.

The music video shows how both married and unmarried women express their emotions and enjoy themselves through Teej songs.

In the video, lead actresses Surakshya Panta and Niti Shah represent the unmarried perspective, expressing their imagination and curiosity. Richa Sharma portrays the love experienced after marriage. Actor Manzil Kumar, who is also unmarried, is seen proposing marriage and chasing Surakshya, who appears receptive to his advances.

This Teej song and its video preserve and celebrate Nepali Teej traditions. With its catchy beats and danceable choreography, it is expected to be played in upcoming Teej festivals as well.

Additionally, the production team has announced a TikTok contest based on the song. Open from today until August 20, participants must use the hashtag #NatraBhaneJindagiByarthaCha to enter. Prizes include:

NPR 30,000 for Best Performance,

NPR 20,000 for Most Creative Video, and

NPR 10,000 for Most Liked Video.

Directed by Saroj Paudel, the film Koshedhungā is scheduled to release on Bhadra 12 (August 28, 2025).

Paudel, who previously directed Purna Bahadurko Sarangi, has made Koshedhungā a highly anticipated film.

A presentation of Nardevi Films in collaboration with Sarangi Films, the movie stars Surakshya Panta, Aryan Sigdel, Richa Sharma, Manzil Kumar, Niti Shah, Praveen Khatiwada, Saroj Khanal, Bishal Pahadi, Hiuwala Gautam, Dinesh Kafle, and Lokmani Sapkota.

The executive producer is Dinesh Khadka, while Prebil Kandel and Kishor Anurag are the producers.

The cinematography is by Babu Shrestha, editing by Nahakul Khadka, and music by Ashish Aviral and Rhythm Kandel. Suvalmani Sapkota is the casting director.

The film will be released simultaneously in over 40 countries, including Nepal.

Seven Seas International, represented by Patrick Subedi and Ramesh Dhakal, will distribute the film globally. This marks the first time in Nepali cinema history that a film will be released simultaneously in so many countries.