Nepali horror film Rahashya completes voice dubbing moves for VFX

SINGTAM, MARCH 23: The voice dubbing of the much-awaited Nepali horror film ‘Rahashya’ from Sikkim had been completed, says Arjun Chappagai, director of the movie. Chappagai leaves for Mumbai today for the visual effects.

Soon to be released Nepali film Rahashya is the first Nepali horror feature film from Sikkim is made under the banner of Kreative Eye Production and has Januka Sharma and Jiwan Koyo as a lead pair followed by Deepak Sharma, famed actor and theatre artiste in a key role. The film is shot in beautiful locales of different parts of Sikkim. All the artists of the film are from Sikkim and most of them are doing their debut film. Angel Tshering, Mumbai Mumbai-based short film-maker from Sikkim is the Chief Assistant Director of the movie.

The actors who completed the dubbing included Januka Rizal, Jeevan Koyu, Deepak Dhakal Amir Gurung, Arjun Baniya, Bharat Basistha, Abishes Sapkota, Ram Sharma, Kopil Dulal, Bhaskar Sharma, Deepika Chettri, Ajoy Guragai and Ajay Bishwakarma, add the press release.

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