With standout performances and immersive transitions, ‘Lost and Found’ reflects on identity, vulnerability, and the beauty of being seen and heard.

‘Ke Ghar Ke Dera—Ghar No. 2’ is emotionally shallow. Its fragmented narratives and sidelined female characters fail to leave an impact.

Romanticism in ‘The Broken Wings’ might seem distant to modern readers, but the book’s beautiful language makes it unforgettable.

The fifth edition of the event featured voices from politics, diplomacy, business, and youth under the theme ‘Women’s Power and Leadership’.

The KatJazz International Music Festival blended jazz, folk, and contemporary music, while spotlighting women artists and promoting cross-cultural collaboration.

The movie blends magical realism with social commentary on themes such as identity and cultural conflict.

The movie resonates with those who’ve been told to ‘play it safe’ instead of following their passions.

In ‘Chitra Katha’, twenty-eight Bhaktapur-based artists weave memories and rituals into artworks that celebrate life.

Writer Suresh Pranjali says that despite the rise of visual content, novels remain valuable for their deep storytelling.

It is an earnest movie that discusses many social issues but in the process loses its narrative focus and emotional depth.

Dermatologist Dr Sanjeev Yadav shares how to deal with persistent redness that follows inflammation and acne.

With sign language interpreters as part of the narrative, creative captioning, and a message on discrimination, the play sets a new standard for inclusive theatre in Nepal.

‘The Mehta Boys’ explores the strained relationship between a father and son, highlighting their emotional distance.

Unhealthy coping mechanisms like avoidance, binge eating and social withdrawal can feel like a relief but often cause more harm.

Namuna College of Fashion Technology’s annual graduation fashion show showcased 88 final-year students’ designs blending heritage, spirituality, and innovation.