The story of migration, corruption, and shattered dreams of Nepali youths at Mandala Theatre.

Siddhartha Art Gallery’s recent exhibition reflects on stories of a city told through frames and fragments of time.

The folk-rock band will perform in the UK, Denmark, Malta, Portugal and Belgium, marking their return to Europe after nearly a decade.

The deadline for submission is August 22.

‘Who Killed Chandra?’; a symbol-laden exploration of queer identity, inner turmoil, and societal silence in Nepal, unfolding through dreamlike sequences.

Released on July 18, the film has earned more than INR200 million daily since its opening.

In his latest movie, Abhishek Bachchan portrays a man abandoned by his family who finds hope in the companionship of a young orphan.

Koirala is a licensed trekking guide and a content writer for Nepal Holidays Treks and Tours. She blends her love for storytelling and travel by guiding tourists and also creating engaging digital content related to tourism.

The selection comes from a total of 299 entries.

Even in our leisure, many of us turn to screens instead of resting or doing things that calm the mind.

In her keynote speech, Skanda Swar discussed the idea that inspired the library’s formation and the inequalities in Nepal’s education system.

Accompanied by vocalist Banika Pradhan, Bajracharya to make his Paleti debut at Nepalaya’s R-Sala.

Asmita Adhikari discusses her favourite songs, the support that keeps her going, and her plans for overseas performances.

The festival will spotlight genre cinema with screenings of acclaimed films and an international competition.

Some people are like flowers; they serve no purpose other than to be beautiful. They enhance the world, much like flowers adorn the garden.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

As Miss Nepal 2025 approaches, here are five designers who created Miss Nepal 2023 Srichha Pradhan’s locally made, biodegradable outfits that she wore at the Miss World pageant last month.

At the Kalä Salon in Thamel, 34 artworks rooted in Dolpo’s culture and everyday life are on display.

In ‘Before Your Memory Fades’, Toshikazu Kawaguchi expands his heartwarming series with fresh characters and a new setting

A tale of secrecy and class in 2050s Nepal on the Kausi Theatre stage from July 23.