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The 23rd Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival (KIMFF) commenced with the Nepal premiere of Tribeny Rai's film 'Shape of Momo,' while separately, discussions around refining the proposed Film Bill 2082 are ongoing in the House of Representatives. Minister for Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation Khadak Raj Paudel officially opened the festival, emphasizing the importance of cinematic storytelling, as the festival showcases over 50 films from 29 countries.
Indian Rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh Reveals Hair Loss Due to Bipolar Disorder Treatment
Indian singer and rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh has revealed that he lost all his hair due to bipolar disorder and the side effects of strong medication. He stated that he was confined indoors for seven years during his illness and now wears a wig. Honey Singh has since recovered and made a comeback in the music industry.
Paleti Music Program to Feature Works of Lyricist Shivashankar Thapa
The upcoming Paleti musical program, a 21-year-old event held at Nepalaya's 'R' Sala, will showcase songs written by lyricist Shivashankar Thapa. Thapa, who resides in Birtamod, Jhapa, has had many of his lyrics set to music and performed by various artists. A new song by Thapa will also be performed for the first time at the event.
High Court Patan Orders Soft Copy of 'Lalibazaar' for Judicial Review
The High Court Patan has ordered Shatkon Arts to submit a soft copy of the film 'Lalibazaar' for judicial review, allowing the court to examine its content. The court also requested the original case records from the Central Film Censorship Committee regarding the film's screening approval. A decision on issuing an interim order is pending, with the next hearing scheduled for Wednesday.
Communications Minister Proposes Film Bill in House of Representatives Amidst Opposition Criticism
Communications and Information Minister Vikram Timilsina has proposed the Film Bill-2025 for consideration in the House of Representatives, aiming to modernize the film sector and align it with federal structures and new technologies. However, opposition lawmakers have criticized the bill, arguing it centralizes power and is not federal-aligned.
