by Naran | Sep 23, 2026
The Unsung Heroes of Nepali Cinema The actors who quietly make our films better. Photo Credit: Revolver Creative Company(Unsplash.com) I have been meaning to write this for quite some time, but somehow kept putting it off. Perhaps the reason is that there are simply...
by Naran | Sep 20, 2026
Antim Geet: What Remains After the Final Curtain There is something deeply unsettling about a theatre after the audience has gone home. The applause has faded, the lights have dimmed, and the stage is left holding only the echoes of what has just taken place. It is in...
by Naran | Sep 13, 2026
Jaye Lakhay: A Visually Daring Leap for Nepali Animation I finally got the chance to watch Jaye Lakhay at Ranjana Cineplex, and it was an experience I had been looking forward to. There is something inherently admirable about Jaye Lakhay. Created by animator brothers...
by Naran | Jul 30, 2026
Neeraj Ghaywan: Humanism, Caste and the Evolution of Indian Parallel Cinema To understand Neeraj Ghaywan’s contribution to Indian cinema, it is useful to situate his work alongside two towering figures whose influence continues to shape socially conscious...
by Naran | Jul 28, 2026
Celine Song’s Films and the Quiet Ache of the Lives We Don’t Live Some films stay with you because of their stories. Others stay because they capture a feeling you never quite knew how to put into words. Celine Song’s Past Lives and Materialists belong firmly in the...
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