The music video ‘Belly Chameli’ starring real hero Paul Shah and famous Indian actress Shweta Mahara has been released. The performance of actress Shweta Mahara and hero Pal Shah in the video for the song “Belly Chameli”, which was recently released on Mashkabin Nepal’s official YouTube channel, has managed to garner attention within a short time of its release.

‘Belly Chameli’ has been released by Mashkabin Studio, which has made a name for itself in India. The song features the powerful voice of famous Indian singer Swati Bhat, with lyrics by Nepali musician Rajendra Bajgain.

Recently, composer Rajendra Bajgain’s song Putali has also gained a lot of attention. Similarly, Indian songs like “Mera Sainya Ji”, “Chahka Hotel”, “Kirim Powder” performed by Mashkabin Studio, and many Indian songs like “Ram Daika Hotel” and “Silami” performed by singer Swati Bhat have also gained popularity in Nepal.

Produced by Suresh Joshi, this song features Swati Bhat’s voice, Vinod Dhakal’s rapping, and the music arrangement (production) is by Mumbai’s famous music composer Nishad Chandra. The song’s mix and mastering was done by Manibhanan Anandan (Mumbai), who has managed to make a unique identity in Bollywood.

Under the direction and choreography of Nepal’s famous choreographer and director Kabiraj Gahatraj, the powerful acting and dance of famous Indian actress and model Shweta Mahara will be seen. Director Kabiraj Gahatraj says that Nepal’s famous real hero and model Paul Shah has been presented in a different way.

Director Gahatraj, who says that working with Nepali actors and Indian actresses is special, has also had Raj Tiger, Bindu Rasaili, Rainsika Khatri, and Suraksha Tamang dance and act together.

The hair design for the song has been done by famous hair stylist Vivek Kumar (India), who has designed the hair of big Bollywood stars in India.

Makeup is by Shantu Tamang and Saroj Pandey, dresses by Kushum Boutique, project managers Ved Sharma and Amisha Suyal (India), art by Jatta Shankar, and photographer Rock Kaushal.

The video of this song, shot by cinematographer Shudeep Baral and team, who can only give time for the screen of most movies, is edited by Bande Prasad, colorist Renis Fago, poster designer Rakesh Dahal, and produced by Arjun Pokharel.