‘Hrashwo Deergha’ boasts a strong cast but is undermined by illogical plot twists and excessive VFX.

Chanira Bajracharya, a former Kumari, challenges stereotypes of isolation and mental strain associated with Nepal’s Living Goddess tradition.

‘Raise the Red Lantern’ depicts the life of a young woman forced into marriage as the fourth wife of a wealthy man.

Ramesh Bhushal discusses his debut book, ‘Chhaalbato’, which blends travel, environmental issues, and community stories.

After years of self-doubt, embroidery artist and jewellery maker Navina Karki is turning passion into a creative career.

‘Sadhana’, by Sundar Sinkhwal, showcases Paubha paintings of deities, creating a temple-like atmosphere at the Siddhartha Art Gallery.

With loudspeakers playing contemporary hits instead of traditional chants, many worry that the spirit of Deusi-Bhailo is being overshadowed by a focus on entertainment over community connection.

NYC-based writer and data scientist Rajan Thapaliya discusses literature as a gateway to critical thinking and empathy in the field of technology.

‘In The Mood for Love’ explores a love that lingers in the shadows—unspoken, unfulfilled, and eternally incomplete.

In ‘My Dark Vanessa’, Kate Elizabeth Russell delves into how a teenager seduced by her middle-aged teacher mistakes abuse for love.

Dr Parash Shrestha explains premature greying of hair and how genetics and lifestyle factors contribute to it.

A growing number of students from diverse backgrounds are studying the language, but challenges remain in preserving its teachings and accessibility.

Despite its strong message on corruption, the movie fails to offer something fresh and build laughter.

Psychologist Namrata Singh Chhetri discusses the effects of trichotillomania, its connection to anxiety, and effective coping strategies.

Writer Louisa Kamal discusses influential literary works and a shift in her reading taste after moving to Asia.