The group exhibit ‘Interdependence’ gathers Nepali women artists to reflect on our fragile relationship with nature’s five elements—earth, water, fire, air, and space.

Ajay Joshi’s journey shows how discipline and consistency can positively shape a life in unexpected ways.

Sandhya Subedi, a nutritionist and food educator, describes the benefits of a plant-based diet and how it can help prevent illness and enhance overall health.

Madan Puraskar laureate and essayist Yubaraj Nayaghare discusses his travels and contemporary Nepali literature.

‘Kim Ji-young: Born 1982’ follows a Korean woman whose life mirrors the quiet struggles shared by many.

Min Thapa’s work explores the tension between nature and human-made change through haunting imagery and symbolic details.

‘Before the Coffee Gets Cold’ is a quiet, emotional tale about second chances, where the past stays the same—but people come back changed.

Sujan Gurung, a Paris-based artisan, shares how he went from studying hospitality in Pokhara to creating intricate featherwork for global fashion houses and celebrities.

‘Manjira: The Muted Melody’, a Brechtian thriller confronting delayed justice and gendered violence in post-conflict Nepal, echoing the themes of Seamus Heaney’s ‘Punishment’.

Dermatologist Elisa Bhattarai discusses the condition, its causes, and treatment options.

From childhood friends to creative entrepreneurs, the team at Khicha Studio is using animation to tell stories that matter.

‘To All the Women Who Came Before Me’ by Priyanka Singh Maharjan invites us to notice the quiet, uncelebrated work of ordinary women.

The touching movie explores dignity, love and the complexity of human bonds.

A growing number of young people are turning to pottery to ease stress, express emotions, and reconnect with themselves.

Tashi Lhazom discusses growing up speaking the Limi Kye language and her debut documentary ‘No Monastery, No Village’.