The Post speaks to actor Avon Raj Upreti and director Anuska Rauniyar about their feature film ‘Chakkar’, which won an award at the Queens World Film Festival in New York.

Some filmmakers are taking risks and filming unconventional stories, and they are the ones you should learn from.

Directed by Anubhav Sinha, the latest Bollywood film is a tight slap on the unjust social structure that entitles men with unfair privileges.

With hopes for acting dashed, and a years pining for a career in film, Binod Paudel has finally made his name by breaking the mould.

Bardiya Sundari directed by Sahara Sharma and produced/written by Abhimanyu Dixit (the Post's film critic) is a technical mess.

The award-winning filmmaker on his love for the art of cinema and the current scenario of the Nepali movie industry.

The third edition of the festival will screen 80 films from 40 countries over five days.

The industry is in the doldrums primarily because most films neglect the basics of filmmaking--a good script with memorable characters, cinematography, and sound design.

While it's not without flaws, the commendable work from director Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari challenges a woman's prescribed place in society.

Tanhaji is a historical epic that shoehorns religion into its tale of the battle between two macho males.

Bollywood film ‘Chhapaak’ has grabbed the issue of growing acid attack cases by its nerve, but many stories of survivors still remain untold.

‘Good Newwz’ is a new entry in a series of films in Bollywood that deals with the issue of sex in a mature way, but couldn’t stay away from stereotypes.

Filmmaker Kalani Gacon talks about his passion for filmmaking and his experience working in the country.

Salman Khan is a superstar in the truest meaning of the word. But it's time he reevaluates his ideas on society and on cinema.

While the industry’s output is increasing, the quality is often questionable.

‘Machha Machha’ follows the same old ‘money in the bag’ formula, and there’s nothing to salvage it.

This year’s edition will feature 63 films from 29 countries.

With Hari Humagain’s cinematography background, ‘Sarauto’ is a visually appealing film--but a director’s job is a lot more than putting together pretty clips.

‘Cha Cha Hui’ is a film about perverts chasing their perversions with an especially perverted item song.

The 12th edition of the film festival will showcase 63 films, selected from more than 2,500 submissions from all over South Asia.