Kathmandu — Two new posters for Baa: Ek Yoddha have been released, and together they tell a powerful visual story: a family in happiness, and then that same family under pressure.
The first poster presents Divyadev Pant, Jharna Thapa, Suhana Thapa, Sagar Khanal, and Supraja Sharma as members of a single family, smiling together in the courtyard of a rural home decorated in the warm tones of a Dashain celebration. The red-plastered walls and village setting evoke Nepali cultural life at its most familiar and warm.
The second poster is a stark contrast. Jharna and Suhana's expressions carry tension and uncertainty, Divyadev Pant and Anil Budathoki appear visibly angry, and Maotse Gurung enters the frame with a knowing, quietly sinister smile, his presence immediately suggesting a character who brings disruption. Together, the two posters sketch the arc of a story about a happy family thrown into unexpected crisis.
The production team has confirmed that this narrative of sudden upheaval and emotional conflict lies at the center of Baa: Ek Yoddha, which explores the sacrifice and lifelong struggle of a father for his children's futures. The film is written and directed by Hari Lamsal, produced by Basanta Lamsal under the banner of Artistic Entertainment, and releases on Bhadra 19, the eve of Kushe Aunsi (Father's Day). Distribution is by Kuber Cine Distribution.
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