Wandering Minds

Kdrama Chronicles

From Tears to Triumph: Life, Family, and Revenge 2024 could have been a pretty uneventful year for me if not for the wonderful K-dramas that kept me company during solitude. Without many friends to hang out with, these dramas became a source of comfort, making me realize that I could truly enjoy my own time. Watching K-dramas has now become one of my favour…

Nomadic Journal: Echoes of Childhood at Bhaktapur Mahotsav

Thirteen years ago, I bid a heartbreaking farewell to my birthplace, Bhaktapur. It was not the kind of goodbye one willingly gives, but a tragic departure that tore me away from my neighbourhood, my childhood friends, and the very essence of my being. Throughout my short visits to Kathmandu as a child, I had always missed Bhaktapur's crisp water and cle…

Is Columbus the Most Beautiful Film About Architecture? A Review

"I think the question that has always haunted me is: How can you be modern in this world with some kind of meaningfulness? Modern art, in general, has spoken to me quite a bit. Architecture is also one of the forms that has helped me think through this question. I think of cinema as the art of time. Architecture is the art of space. It also constructs …

Lessons Beyond the Classroom in "Tuesdays with Morrie"

Back when my grandfather passed away three years ago, I often thought about the unpleasant bed rest he endured due to a brain haemorrhage. How does it feel to suddenly become bedridden after living a normal life for seventy-eight years? Having to depend on others for your basic needs—it’s a terrifying thought. I feared ending up in the same situation, so I …