Losing a mother at a young age, a father remarrying, being ridiculed by neighbors as motherless, ostracized, denied food by a stepmother, and neglected by a father who sides with the stepmother. Even seeking shelter at a maternal Mamaghar leads to similar neglect from the Mama & Maiju.

Can anyone endure such pain? Especially a tender young mind?

Yet, orphans enduring such hellish torment exist in this very society. The song “Aauna Aama Aau” vividly portrays this sorrowful reality.

The soulful voice of the highly talented child singer, Supreme Malla Thakuri, pierces the heart. From his impactful presence in Voice of Kids to captivating audiences in live duets, Supreme has done absolute justice to this song.

Recently released on the fresh channel Deepak Aryal Official, the song has yet to reach many listeners, despite its unmatched quality and emotional depth compared to its view count.

The song’s composition and arrangement, crafted by the multifaceted artist Taranath Acharya, are deeply moving. The heart-wrenching lyrics are penned by Deepak Aryal.

The music video, directed by Nishan Baniya, features Supreme Malla Thakuri in the lead role, along with heartfelt performances by Sarika KC, Aashir Pratap Jung, Rina Gurung, and Arjun Nepali, among others.

Cinematography by Suresh Shrestha is meticulously edited by Sujan Koirala of Art Cine Studio. The video was produced by Panash Films, under Baniya’s direction.

Presenter Deepak Aryal, currently in Japan, has shared that the song reflects incidents resonating with Nepali society. He says: “Through this song, we’ve tried to depict the challenges faced by a child coping with the loss of a mother. I am confident this creation, like my previous works, will garner immense love from everyone.”

Aryal’s previous songs, including “Euta Bacha Garchu,” “Timrai Tasbir Pyaro Lagchha Sanu,” and “Atmahatya Garchu Bhanda Ni,” have already gained significant recognition.