There are many Nepalis who don’t prefer watching Nepali movies. What do you think is the reason behind this? What steps do you think the stakeholders should take so that more and more Nepali audience would go to watch Nepali movies? And what is your suggestion to those audiences who do not watch Nepali movies?

‘Honesty is the best policy.’ Do you really believe in today’s day and age that this proverb still holds true? Or should it be rewritten as ‘Being a cheat is not wrong, being caught is.’ Give reasons for your answers.

It is a common practice among most Nepali families to ill-treat their domestic helps, who are not allowed a weekly day off nor attend family events. They forced to work beyond their capacity any time of the day or night. Despite being educated and well aware of labour and human rights, the 'masters' do not hesitate to mistreat their helps. Many eve ...

On public vehicles, we come across cases when passengers and conductors quarrel a few rupees. Some conductors do not return passengers the change due him/her if it is less like Re 1 or Rs 2. And there are passengers who prefer to quarrel with conductors and drivers just for Re 1 than pay full fare. Do you think such an amount needs such quarrelling ...

There are so many things considered taboo in our society. Though we call ourselves a liberalised, modern society, there still are preconceived notions about certain things. According to you which taboos or such perceptions in the society are outdated that should not be treated so? How do you think this should be done?

We are very close to Nepali New Year 2068 BS. Each year, we welcome the New Year by making one or more resolutions. But every year we invariably manage to break all or many of our resolutions. Which are your commonly-broken New Year’s resolutions? How do you think you can make one and make it work this time?

If you had an opportunity to play the role of a personality (any) in a film, who would you choose to portray and why? Give reasons.

We harp about education for all, free primary education. But the reality is that poor parents do not send their kids to school as they do not want to lose an extra pair of working hands. Midday meals, free rations are some ways to convince such parents to send their kids to school. What could be the other ways?

Holi is here and many of us dread it because it makes hooligans out of the best of us. But then it does bring people together. In your view, how does Holi promote the feeling of brotherhood among people? Have you experienced any such bonding during this riotous festival?

Cell phones have become an indispensable means of communication these days. It is seen that even school going children are seen using cell phones. There are chances that children may get addicted to the use of cell phones rather than focusing on studies. What do you think is the right age when parents/guardians should allow their children to own ce ...