Second Song 'Mitho Sansar' from 'Lalibazaar' Released

The second song titled 'Mitho Sansar' from the film 'Lalibazaar', produced by Shatkon Arts, has been released. The lyrical version of the song, which features scenes from the movie, includes vocals by Samikshya Adhikari along with Dilija Ruwali, Alisha Sharma, and Purnima Tamang. The chorus features the voices of Gurans Thakuri and Gayatri Rana Magar.

The words and music for the song were composed by Jayan J. Waiba. The production team released this second track after the first song, 'Mayalai Ke Diu Ma Baina', surpassed over 10 million views on YouTube. On the occasion of the first song crossing the 10-million mark, the production team celebrated by cutting a cake. The newly released second song 'Mitho Sansar' features film actors Swastima Khadka, Prasansha Subedi, and child artist Samaira Thapa, among others.

The film's writer and director, Yam Thapa, stated that the second song is connected to the film's story. He said, "The song depicts the love between a mother and daughter. it portrays a mother's love for her daughter and the struggle involved in raising her."

The release date for the film 'Lalibazaar' has been set for Baisakh 18, 2083 B.S. Filmed in Rajapur, Bardiya, the movie stars Swastima Khadka, Rabindra Singh Baniya, Samaira Thapa, Mukunda Kumar Shrestha, Abhay Baral, Prem Pandey, Asha Paudel, Govinda Sunar, Abha Aryal, Tara Sharma, Ramesh Wadi, Saraswati Adhikari, Janaki Kathayat, Nischal Panthi, Birbal Chaudhary, Kuntal, and others.

Bishal Devkota and Prasansha Subedi are making their debut through this film. Bishal is an actor and director active in theater, while Prasansha is popular as a Gen-Z actress. Written and directed by Yam Thapa, the screenplay and dialogues of 'Lalibazaar' were jointly prepared by Director Thapa and Director Pradip Bhattarai.

Pradip Bhattarai serves as the executive producer, while Max Dipesh Khatri and Rabindra Singh Baniya are the producers. The film features creative direction by JB Ruwali, action direction by Samrat Basnet, cinematography by Sushan Prajapati, editing by Mitradev Gurung, production head Rupak Pratap Adhikari, coloring by Renish Phago, VFX by Samir Shrestha and Satyam Rana, background music and mixing by Rohit Shakya and Shailesh Shrestha, art direction by Umesh Chaudhary, publicity design by Royal Bhimsen (Trident), costume design and styling by Janaki Kadayat, makeup by Kabya Thapa, and music by Prakash Saput, Khem Century, and Jayan J. Waiba.