Moving between past and present, the play brings Tara’s silenced life into a powerful theatrical form.

The show celebrates Kaneda’s centenary year and marks 70 years of diplomatic relations between Nepal and Japan.

The tradition of honouring mothers through ritual, fasting and offerings endures, but modern lifestyles and distance are redefining its practice.

In Kathmandu, dating mixers are creating in-person spaces for connection, drawing participants from queer communities and social circles beyond dating apps.

A stage adaptation of the Madan Puraskar-winning novel explores child marriage and women’s silence.

The legendary playback singer leaves behind a timeless musical legacy, deeply rooted in both Bollywood and Nepal’s cultural memory.

Filmmaker Samundra Bhatta on how literature and cinema together can reshape perspectives.

Celebrating world cinema, the 9th Nepal International Film Festival (NIFF) is presenting 88 films and documentaries from 40 countries.

In ‘Torkin’, the rhythms of a Mustang village reveal the beauty and fragility of life in the Himalayas.

A student-led production at Thames International College explores mental distress and the fragile space between survival and identity.

Namuna College of Fashion Technology presents six sequences inspired by Nepal’s landscapes, expressed through experimental textiles and conceptual couture.

Such exercises are seen as an entry point or a supportive tool within a broader fitness lifestyle.

Marking World Theatre Day, actors share how discipline, doubt and imagination shape their journey into every role.

Sustainability practitioner Shilshila Acharya shares how non-fiction books shaped her understanding of sustainability, guiding her journey from grassroots action to national advocacy.

A mix of documentaries and fiction films at the recently concluded festival explored identity and changing social realities.