Strong performances carry ‘Behuli from Meghauli’, but loose ends and clichéd plotlines prevent it from reaching its full potential.

Set in 1987 Taiwan, ‘Your Name Engraved Herein’ explores the emotional journey of two boys grappling with homophobia and change.

‘Purna Rai and Dajubhaiharu’ capture the essence of life through their melodies and lyrics.

Namita Gokhale’s ‘Paro: Dreams of Passion’ challenges the conventional portrayal of women as it delves into themes of femininity, desire, and societal norms.

Artist Dorjee Karmarong’s vibrant paintings celebrate the culture and traditions of his community.

Often misinterpreted as shyness, this disorder impacts a child’s ability to speak in social settings while being vocal at home.

Basudev Shastri, an astrology and Vaastu Shastra expert, discusses the relevance of ancient wisdom today and the potential of spiritual tourism in Nepal.

Theatre director and writer Tanka Chaulagain talks about his new book, ‘Rudane’, and how he lets imagination guide storytelling.

Dermatologist Sunil Jaiswal discusses this condition, its causes, and treatments.

The organisation is addressing the weaknesses in Nepal’s education system by encouraging creative thinking and lowering dropout rates through projects and mentorship.

Baek Sehee’s semi-autobiographical book ‘I Want to Die But I Want to Eat Tteokbokki’ is a unique blend of memoir and self-help.

‘Kaacho Dhaago’ tells the story of familial separation set against a village grappling with drought and monkey raids.

Based in the US, pelvic health physiotherapist Mahima Tiwari discusses the challenges of addressing sexual health, and advocates for inclusive sex education.

With more people turning to video platforms for fitness, personal trainer Bivek Chhetri shares the pros and cons of taking second hand coaching lessons.

Worrying about the future becoming a daily battle? Understand the causes and how to manage it.