The Return of a Classic: Pashupati Paint’s Bunny Is Back

Kathmandu, Nepal – 3rd May, 2026 - Pashupati Paints, one of Nepal’s long-standing and trusted homegrown brands, is bringing back a beloved piece of its history, the bunny as its brand ambassador in a fresh and modern way. Established over 45 years ago, Pashupati Paints has been a part of countless Nepali homes, adding color and life to everyday spaces. Today, the brand is reconnecting with audiences by reviving its iconic animated bunny, named Punte, first introduced in a television advertisement in the early 1990s.

At a time when animation technology in Nepal was still in its early stages, the original bunny advertisement was created with the help of skilled artists from India. It stood out as one of the first animated commercials in the country, making a lasting impression on viewers. The ad was deeply inspired by Nepal’s natural beauty, and its song reflected the colors, landscapes, and emotions of the nation. For many, it remains a nostalgic memory tied to a simpler time.

Now, decades later,

Pashupati Paints is reimagining that same charm using modern tools like artificial intelligence and digital design. What was once limited by resources and technology has now transformed into an opportunity for creativity and innovation within Nepal itself. The new version of the bunny keeps the essence of the original alive while presenting it in a way that resonates with today’s audience.

With the return of the animated bunny as its brand ambassador, Pashupati Paints bridges the past and the present. It is a reflection of how far both the brand and the country have come. From relying on external expertise to embracing advanced tools locally, Nepal’s creative industry has evolved significantly. Pashupati Paints has grown alongside these changes, adapting to new times while staying rooted in its identity.Pashupati Paints is Nepal’s very own “color of happiness”. For the past 45 years Pashupati Paints has been offering its wide range of painting solutions to homes and businesses alike.