Pahenlo Batti Muni makes music by combining bits and pieces from everything. Ranging from experimental rock to indie genres, their songs often reflect the band members’ personal experiences.

‘Yugko Saancho’, an adaptation of Roald Dahl’s ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’, features five different families, each with their package of antics to be unpacked.

‘Adiyeka Paila’ explores the intricate feelings and societal influences shaping human relationships through the lives of its protagonists, Astitwa and Anasuya.

Writer Dia Yonzon talks about queer literature, her work at the UN Women Nepal, and the books that have influenced her.

Deepa Mehta’s ‘Fire’ challenges societal norms by exploring the forbidden love between two women in a conservative society.

Prajina discusses her songwriting inspirations and the stories behind popular tracks ‘Yo Sahar’ and ‘Hami’.

Dr Prativa Shrestha explains how men’s skincare routines are not fundamentally different from women’s.

Former Supreme Court Justice Ananda Mohan Bhattarai discusses the interplay between law and literature, his reading habits, and must-read books for youths.

Counsellor Aastha Lakhe discusses the condition, its symptoms, and strategies to manage this intense emotional state.

American writer and filmmaker Jennette McCurdy recounts her journey from navigating a tumultuous relationship with her mother to finding resilience.

Hima Bista, the executive director of Women LEAD, discusses how her reading choices influence the leadership sessions she conducts at her organisation.

Singer and fashion enthusiast Rachana Dahal has a voice that is both raw and enticing. She likes to complement her dressing with her performances.

In ‘Farki Farki’, Anmol KC’s character is once again presented as the spoiled son of a wealthy father, offering nothing new to the audience.

Neelam Karki Niharika’s ‘Draupadi Abasesh’ examines the traditions and social challenges of rural Nepal, highlighting polyandry and gender roles.

Rishi Amatya discusses his first novel and why mythology is the focal point of his writing.