Directed by Bedana Kheresungma Rai, the play revisits an indigenous myth to reflect on maternal sacrifice, environmental violence, and human arrogance.

Berlinale’s creative director shares insights on inclusivity, political engagement, and the growing presence of Nepali filmmakers at the festival.

Sharma is an emcee and a choreographer.

By taking intentional pauses through small daily activities, we can restore focus and regulate stress.

The event will take place on February 7, with Swayambhu Buddha Park as the gathering point.

The exhibition ‘Changing Times’ suggests that the past and future are not opposites, but forces that continue to shape each other in the present.

A collaborative exhibition at The Nanee showcases Paubha paintings and a live theatre performance rooted in the cultural traditions of the Kathmandu Valley.

Jonathan arrived at Hum Bahadur’s village and noticed that several houses were left abandoned.

The mela was designed to bridge the gap between digital storytelling and professional enterprise.

The book delves into the physical, experiential, biological and psychological dimensions of time.

The lead actors of the upcoming movie ‘Kumari’, Aakriti Rajbhandari and Abishek Khadka, discuss the challenges of playing complex characters, debut jitters, and the pressure of public scrutiny.

The final show will take place on February 14 in Bandipur, marking Nepathya’s first-ever performance there.

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

Ganesh Prasad Lath’s memoir blends personal anecdotes with the city’s evolving cultural and technological landscape.

The exhibit runs from January 30 to February 11.

What began as an Ethnomusicology project has grown into a band that bridges folk traditions with contemporary rhythms.

These ancient shelters once hosted gossip, games, and devotion—and now shelter modern commuters with the same warmth.

Amid the growing dominance of free-form writing, Vasistha will take a dive into structured verse in her performance.

Although the film impresses with striking visuals, its overly verbose dialogues and exaggerated violence prevent it from realising its potential.

Joshi is a multidisciplinarian whose areas of interest span architecture, cinema, music, photography, graphic design, and experimental digital art.