Heart-touching Trailer of 'Shree Bukuro' Released: Set to Premiere on Falgun 1

The heart-touching trailer of the movie 'Shree Bukuro: The Home Calling', which is preparing for its release on the upcoming Falgun 1 coinciding with Mahashivaratri, has been made public. Set in a rural environment, the film's story adds excitement among the audience through themes of family affection, reunions, and bickering.

Prepared in a poetic narration style, the trailer captures elements of the characters' desires, expectations, and conflicts. Centered around the main character played by Lakshmi Giri, the trailer depicts the desire to build a small 'Bukuro' (home), the marriage of sons, and their happiness.

The approximately 3-minute and 33-second long trailer takes us on a journey through the characters' states of mind and pace. Depicting the subtleties of human relationships, the trailer also sheds light on the storyline. The movie is described as purely familial and entertaining.

The film is written and directed by Sudeep Bhupal Singh. With this cinema, Director Singh returns to direction after 9 years. Previously, he directed 'Mala' and 'Rudrapriya'.

At a time when social-family films are winning the hearts of the audience, Director Singh believes that the audience will like the purely family story of 'Shree Bukuro'. 

The previously released teaser and posters of the purely familial and entertaining movie 'Shree Bukuro' have already won the hearts of the audience. The production team expects this trailer to also win the hearts of the audience.

Produced under the banner of Film Range, the movie stars Ashirwad Chhetri, Lakshmi Giri, Nikita Acharya, Pratik Raj Acharya, Roshni Karki, Rajan Ishan, Deepika Thapa, Laya Sangraula, Mohan Niraula, Rambabu Regmi, Rashmi Bhatta, Uttam KC, Gita Thapa, Sapana Shrestha, Ashika Shahi, Deepak Karki, and Rajina Bishwakarma. Written by Director Singh himself, the movie is produced by Ruby Sen Singh.

With choreography by Suraj Tamang and Praveen Singh, VFX by iDream Animation, coloring by Manoranjan Shrestha, editing by Banish Shah, Chandan Dutta, and Parichhed Sen, and cinematography by Sanjay Lama and Rajesh Shrestha, the movie was filmed in Mustang, Baglung, Kaski, Damauli, Makwanpur, and Kathmandu.

The movie, with Kishor Bhatta, Kuldeep Sharma, and Prem Khatiwada as assistant directors, features music by Ranjit Gazmer, Basanta Sapkota, and Bikram Karki, while the voices of Shiva Pariyar, Bishesh Paudel, Yukti Bimali, Sabin Subedi, and Sandesh Paudel can be heard in the songs.