While the series touches on LGBTQIA+ identity, harassment, and academic pressure, its shallow character writing dilutes impact.

A German art student and a Nepali designer turn their friendship into Divine Pop, a brand blending pop culture and upcycled fashion.

Krishna Gopal Shrestha’s debut solo exhibition examines how ancient images continue to shape contemporary identity and cultural memory.

The Bhaktapur-based restaurant combines heritage space, village ingredients, and modern techniques to build a new dining identity.

From anxiety and irritability to low self-esteem, menopause can affect many aspects of a woman’s life. Early support and self-care can make a difference.

‘Shyal Singha’ uses the story of a jackal raised among lions to address contemporary concerns about identity and alienation.

At Siddhartha Art Gallery, ‘Aarambha’ explores Paubha as a practice rooted in faith, patience and cultural memory.

Popular skincare tools like gua sha and jade rollers may refresh the skin, but they cannot deliver the sculpted results often seen online.

‘Ekadeshma’ examines the emotional and cultural consequences of emigration.

Directed by Nabin Bhatta, the play uses Eklavya’s story to question power structures.

Govinda Sunar’s play follows a shaman-sculptor whose devotion, superstition and caste identity collide in a personal tragedy.

The Festival’s latest line-up brings together visually ambitious fiction and personal documentaries from across the world.

The Hong Kong–Nepali rapper Suskihanna Gurung uses music to highlight often-unspoken struggles of diaspora youth and creative independence.

Basant Chaudhary’s debut novel explores the contradictions of a man who sees himself as progressive while failing the women closest to him.

The play follows a Dalit sculptor whose devotion to the gods is tested when his child falls critically ill.