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'Nepali cinema needs new stories, not recycled formulas'

Kathmandu, July 20 -- Jiwan Jung Basnyat is an actor from Sunsari. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Film Studies (Acting) from Oscar International College and has been acting in theatres since he was 1... Read More


Finding community through photowalks

Kathmandu, July 18 -- Nineteen years ago, a group of colleagues traded a Saturday morning for photography lessons from the wildlife and travel photographer, Om Prakash Yadav, who was then a graphic de... Read More


Where history meets contemporary art

Kathmandu, July 17 -- Music Art Gallery presents 'Mythical Real: A Visual Journey into Shared Consciousness' from July 17 to August 17, bringing together the works of seventeen artists working across ... Read More


Breaking the myths around PMOS and fitness

Kathmandu, July 16 -- Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) affects a significant number of women worldwide, bringing a complex mix of hormonal imbalances and insulin resistance. With the wi... Read More


Sartre classic gets a Nepali stage adaptation

Kathmandu, July 14 -- Shilpee Theatre has announced the staging of 'Miss Menuka: Ek Sanvedanshil Yaunkarmi', a Nepali adaptation of French philosopher and playwright Jean-Paul Sartre's celebrated 1946... Read More


A night of honours and performances for Nepali music

Kathmandu, July 10 -- On the vibrantly lit stage of this year's 'Xtreme Energy Drink Presents National Music Awards', pulsating beats, dazzling lights, and applause merged into an evening of memorable... Read More


BOOKTALK: The stories hidden in a song

Nepal, July 9 -- Dr Anna Marie Stirr is an associate professor of Asian Studies at the University of Hawaii and is a member of the International Nepali Literary Society, helping Nepalis abroad navigat... Read More


The performance before the performance

Kathmandu, July 9 -- Performing at an award show comes with a unique blend of celebration, pressure and prestige. While concerts thrive on spontaneity and crowd energy, award ceremonies demand a diffe... Read More


Movie review: The quiet weight of inherited beliefs

Kathmandu, July 8 -- With a paradoxical superstition, 'Left-Handed Girl' achieves a delicate balance of visual poetry, family dynamics and social realism. "Left is the devil's hand," I-Jing's (Nina Ye... Read More


Why we can't stop scrolling

Kathmandu, July 7 -- When a person's thoughts no longer align with their actions, cognitive dissonance emerges as an inevitable force. It exists in between the contradictions of awareness and action, ... Read More