‘Feminist Futures’ is a powerful exhibition featuring 10 South Asian women artists who challenge patriarchy, colonial legacies, and socio-religious constructs.

Revenge Bedtime Procrastination is the act of delaying sleep for personal time due to daytime obligations.

This new release horror film features strong performances, but unclear storyline hinders its potential.

The Ranjana script is visually intricate and has deep cultural and historical significance. It is primarily used by the Newa community.

Prashanta Khanal, the founder of the food blog ‘Gundruk’, discusses his travels throughout the country while documenting Nepali food culture.

It is a predictable Nepali film with shallow characters and an overused storyline.

‘Mukkumlung: Cho:t-lung of Yakthung’ wades into the current debate surrounding the commercialisation of Mukkumlung and the proposed cable car project.

Certain skin diseases also make the skin dry and peel off.

The Locals is dedicated to promoting the cultures and traditions of the Kathmandu Valley.

The movie explores a Sherpa family’s struggle to balance tradition, and community expectations in the face of cultural conflict.

Dr Laila Lama Tangbeni discusses the causes, effects and management of pruney fingers.

This therapy keeps elderly people mentally active, providing a platform for self-expression.

Sharone S Joshi, founder of Koseya, discusses Nepal’s evolving fashion scene, and the industry’s opportunities and challenges.

‘Shoplifters’ follows a family surviving on shoplifting and menial jobs, bound not by blood but by shared survival.

Tekendra Thakuri discusses the importance of mobility for better movement and overall health.