All the stars aligned in the film’s last 15 minutes. It’s unfortunate that it’s buried under the debris of watching three hours of world-burning.

In ‘MAYA’, familiar South Asian beings are reimagined through evolutionary science as Gandhi and Memon explore how new mythologies can help us make sense of an uncertain future.

Proceeds from the sale of the artworks will go towards flood relief efforts.

At a gathering held in place of Isha Foundation’s cancelled programme, Sadhguru urges Nepal, India, China, Pakistan and Bhutan to work together to protect the Himalayas.

The river cannot be controlled. But after disaster, a town begins to learn what it can do: listen, prepare, and care.

Mandala Theatre’s production uses the ‘Mahabharata’ to explore grief and the moral consequences of war.

‘Sudhakar’s New Moon’ uses magical realism to explore political disillusionment.

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The film has an intriguing premise and an unconventional narrative, but its reliance on exposition keeps it from developing genuine anticipation.

The Kathmandu-based actor, takes us through the videos, podcasts and creators that make up his online watchlist.

From chemicals released by trees to the way greenery gives our minds a rest, nature may be doing more to our minds and bodies than simply helping us unwind.

‘Voices from the Himalayas’ examines the region beyond its mountains, focusing on its people, cultures and changing realities.

Shrestha’s camera became a way to understand masculinity, revisit childhood memories, and make sense of his relationship with the Valley.

Subin Bhattarai’s novel captures nostalgia and the chemistry between Atit and Saya, but heavy-handed music, dance and performances often overshadow its emotional core.

Roy’s book presents an iconic female impersonator on his own terms, without recasting him as a proto-queer icon.

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The singer will perform more than 40 songs in what organisers say will be an almost non-stop show.

The AI-in-education specialist and the research lead for the British Council’s AI4ED project says Nepal must focus on teacher training and AI sovereignty as the technology enters classrooms.

Eleven artists examine the journeys of South Asia’s displaced cultural heritage.

Writer Gautam recalls Koirala’s influence on his reading, writing, and political thinking—and the memories behind his new book ‘BP Ra Bidrohka Ti Din’.