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The trailer of the documentary 'Zero Two 8848' has been released. The production team released the trailer of the documentary on Monday in Kathmandu.
Niranjan Pandey and Balram Budhathoki jointly directed this documentary, which includes an interesting, adventurous and historical journey from Kachankaval in Jhapa to the peak of Everest. The
documentary features journalist Prem Baniyan's journey from climbing Mount Everest to Tendy Sherpa, who has climbed Mount Everest 18 times, world cyclist Pushkar Shah, climbers, and writers Konrad Anker, Angpasang Sherpa and others. According to Prem, this documentary is his determination to introduce the country .
'It's not just a documentary. It is our determination to make the country known," said Prem. "We have put forward the concept that Kachankaval, which is 58 meters above sea level, can be dug to make it equal to sea level and a village can be settled there, from where one can travel to Everest." The
documentary is edited and shot by directors Niranjan and Balaram. Sujan Gurung and Doji Sherpa shot the views of Everest.
