Kathmandu – A new Nepali web series titled Tathastu has been released, bringing a fresh flavour and an original storyline to the Nepali entertainment industry.
The trailer and first episode of the series have been released through the KB Digital YouTube channel. Set against a rural backdrop, the series revolves around the quirky behaviour of young people, a mysterious sage, and an unusual curse. It is expected to entertain audiences while encouraging them to reflect on the importance of life, family, friendship, and time.
Produced jointly by Orion Pictures and Fuzzy Films, the series features a story and screenplay written by Shishir Rana and is directed by Kiran Dahal. The production team aims to present an engaging story rooted in Nepali village life, blending humour with emotional elements.
The series brings together a combination of young and experienced actors. The main cast includes Abhishek Fuyal, Rasal Shrestha, Sunil Tamang, Tulsi Rai, Sabi Thapa, Lisa Barnwal, Srijana Bhujel, and Geet Limbu. Senior actors Narendra Thapa, Shyam Rai, Bipana Basnet, Santu Tamang, Ramkaji Ghimire, and Geeta Thapa also feature in the series, adding depth to the performances.
Kiran Dahal, Bibek Magar, and Mani Raj Poudel are the producers. B&B Tech, Hakim Entertainment, and Fishtail Home are associated with the project as co-producers. The series has been developed by a creative team with experience across various aspects of production, from conceptualisation to on-screen presentation.
Mani Raj Poudel serves as the production designer and production head. Cinematography has been handled by Bibek Magar and Yodin Yonjan. Nishchal Tamang is the chief assistant director, while Suman Sarki and Srijana Bhujel serve as assistant directors. Editing is handled by Bibek Magar and Alok Wagle, and Nishchal Shrestha is the production manager.
The title song of Tathastu has been composed by Hark Saud, while Anmol Thapa has created the background score.
The production team believes that Tathastu will offer audiences a blend of laughter, emotion, and self-reflection while highlighting different perspectives on life and the importance of human relationships.