The release date of 'Paran' has been made public along with its first look.

Kathmandu. The first look poster of the film 'Paran', directed and written by Deepak Prasad Acharya (Kaku), has been released. On Thursday, while unveiling the first look poster of the film, it was also announced that the film will be released on November 14.

In the public first look, the film's main actors, actor Mahesh Tripathi and actress Anjana Baraily, are shown. In the poster, the two are in each other's embrace, and the vermilion seen on Anjana's forehead indicates that they are a married couple. However, the production side has not disclosed anything about this. In the poster, Mahesh has a serious expression while Anjana is presented peacefully and gently with her head resting on his chest. The seriousness seen in Mahesh's eyes also hints at potential challenges or ups and downs in their relationship.

The film's tagline is 'Not by breath, but by companionship', which presents the main essence or message of the film. It can be understood that it seeks to highlight the importance of emotional support and relationships over physical existence (breath) in life.

In a film produced by ByScope Cinema Pvt. Ltd. in partnership with the prestigious business houses Golchha Group and Prizma Group, actors like Nir Shah, Mahesh and Anjana, Madan Krishna Shrestha, Pooja Chand, Keki Adhikari, Praveen Khatri, Buddhi Tamang, Yaseli Yonghang, Babin Rai, Pushparaj Ojha, Seema Kafle, Daman Rupakheti, Yaman Shrestha, Subratraj Acharya, Suresh Thapa, Vinod Rai, and child artist Arya Deep Acharya, among others, perform. The screenplay and dialogues of the film, which has a story by Deepak Acharya, have been prepared by Yam Thapa.

Director Acharya stated that the promotion of the film has started with the arrival of the first look. He said, 'Until now, we have focused on how to make the film better. The post-production work is almost in the final stages. Now we will quickly engage in promotion.' The film features music by Rhythm Kandel, with cinematography by Shivaram Shrestha and editing by Mitra D. Gurung.