Filmmakers discuss piracy, audience behaviour, and the potential of digital platforms to monetise local films.

As technology steps into the therapist’s shoes, people are turning to AI for emotional relief. But can a machine understand human pain?

Apurva, weighed down by memories and meaninglessness, seeks solace in a conversation with his professor.

Acclaimed Indian screenwriter Bhavani Iyer, who made her debut with Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Black’, discusses Bollywood and working with directors like Vikramaditya Motwane.

Udaaya Museum holds the legacy of the Udaaya Samaj, with rare photos, traditional tools, and manuscripts dating back to the Rana era.

Eight wordsmiths share their intimate thoughts on writing, marking International Writers’ Day.

While some see AI as a powerful tool for artistic expression, others argue it lacks originality and emotional depth.

The director of the upcoming movie discusses filming in Dolpa, Sitaram Kattel’s return to acting and the rise of socially relevant cinema.

Yasser Usman’s ‘Guru Dutt: An Unfinished Story’ offers an intimate look at the complicated life of the Indian filmmaker.

Along with their entertainment value, the three core elements of popular culture reflected people’s changing tastes.

I wanted the calls to stop. She wanted to disappear. But sometimes, even a wrong number leads to the right questions.

English writer and journalist Thomas Bell discusses coming to Nepal two decades ago, the state of contemporary journalism and his new book ‘Human Nature’.

Writer and former CEO of Procter & Gamble India, Gurcharan Das, discusses studying Sanskrit at Harvard University, blending business with literature and his memoir ‘Another Sort of Freedom’.

From traditional Thangka paintings to contemporary Mithila art, artists are finding ways to support their careers in a challenging market.

The dusty curtains of his room blocked the natural light coming in. Unkempt beard and long hair were the signs of his depression.