The song 'Jale Rumal' from the film 'Chiranjeevi Bhava' was released today through the OSR Digital channel, introducing audiences to a folk-style dance number performed on screen by a young man and woman. The song brings together lyrics by Deepak Prasad Acharya, music composed by Babul Giri and vocals by Ranjana Rimal, Ramchandra Kafle and Giri.
The release adds a musical feature to the film’s public-facing promotion, with the song presented as a duet performance rather than a solo showcase. Its folk-style arrangement and the pairing of a young man and woman in the visuals are central elements of the release. The title, 'Jale Rumal', also gives the song its identifying phrase, while the three credited singers share the vocal work.
A folk-style duet at the centre
The song’s screen performance is built around a young man and woman, with the two presented in a folk-style dance sequence. That format gives 'Jale Rumal' a duet character, linking the vocal arrangement with the on-screen pairing. The song’s release details identify it as a dance number, while its folk-style presentation distinguishes its musical approach within the film’s promotional material.
The available credits name Ranjana Rimal, Ramchandra Kafle and Babul Giri as the singers. The trio’s involvement means Giri has a role on both sides of the music production: he composed the music and also contributed vocals. Acharya is credited with writing the lyrics. Together, the credits outline the song’s principal creative team, from words and composition to performance.
The release through OSR Digital makes the song available to audiences on the channel. It was unveiled today, according to reports on the film’s latest song release. The announcement places the track among the material being introduced from 'Chiranjeevi Bhava', although the release information provided does not specify a film release date or offer further details about the song’s production.
Song credits and film context
'Jale Rumal' combines a three-singer vocal line-up with a screen duet featuring a young man and woman. Rimal and Kafle are among the credited voices, alongside composer-singer Giri. Acharya’s lyric writing and Giri’s composition form the song’s central songwriting credits. The folk-style dance presentation brings those musical contributions together in the sequence shown with the release.
The song announcement has also been reported by Nagarik News and Ratopati. The reports identify the track as a song from 'Chiranjeevi Bhava' and note its release through OSR Digital. The information available focuses on the song and its performers, without setting out additional details about the film’s story or cast.
For audiences following the film, the new release offers a first look at one of its musical sequences and the creative team behind it. Its combination of folk-style movement, a duet performance and vocals from three artists defines the song’s presentation. With the track now released on OSR Digital, listeners can hear the work of Acharya, Giri, Rimal and Kafle in the context of 'Chiranjeevi Bhava'.
