The Post examines some of the most recent Nepali music videos to find out where our music video industry stands in terms of aesthetics and cinematic technicalities.

In an industry where remixes and meaningless lyrics get millions of views instantly, there’s Hark Saud, penning heartfelt, earnest lyrics.

Aashutosh Barahi, 24, started creating and uploading comedy sketches in Nepalbhasa on YouTube during lockdown for fun and they became instant hits. Now, he’s thinking of making a career out of it.

Actor Rajesh Hamal is returning to the small screen to host the 12-episode series.

Sima aunty represents the typical Indian subcontinent nagging aunty who is fixated on making everyone tie the knot.

Kadakh is director Rajat Kapoor’s rendition of the 1948 Alfred Hitchcock-directed Rope with firecrackers and goddess Laxmi references.

How regular live streaming on platforms like Facebook is helping online gamers sustain their small community.

In an age of woke celebrities, there’s Tirsana Budhathoki--an internet sensation famous not for her work or her societal views but for being unabashedly herself.

The Nepali-origin artist, known widely as Arthur Gunn, bags the runner-up title on American Idol.

With all projects either halted or postponed, the entire entertainment industry is at a standstill, leaving most actors with nothing to fall back on.

With judges commending his potential to be "a massive recording artist" for his Sunday night's performance, Pokharel is now set to perform at next week's finale.

The 21-year-old Nepali artist impressed judges with his rendition of John Denver’s 'Country Road, Take Me Home', taking him a step closer to winning the coveted title of America’s most popular singing reality show.

A clip of the YouTube singer performing his famous ‘Sunday Morning Love You’ at Britain's Got Talent has gone viral, with many calling it a mood freshener at such uncertain times.

Once you get into Korean entertainment, it’s hard not to be completely devoted, says Koreaphiles.

From songs like Rajamati from Prem Dhoj Pradhan to funky songs like Deepak Bajracharya’s Maya ko Dori le, the Post brings to you a glimpse behind the making of these all-time favourites.

Some series—like Nepal Idol and Himalaya Roadies—will face serious delays because, just like the rest of the country, the production teams are staying home.

Celebrated Nepali artists are teaming up for a first-of-its-kind fund-raising concert that will be live-streamed on Facebook.

South Korean screens are filled with far more interesting series and films. Once you watch these, you’ll realise the Oscar-winner was just the tip of the iceberg.

There’s a plethora of stuff to watch online, but so much of it is tedious and dim. Watch these shows to learn something about people you might not know much about.

While the entire world is closing itself off, and borders are becoming harder and harder to cross, here are some great shows that will drag the world into your living room.