He had been making a framework to find a meaningful story from the past. The main motto is to bring out the untold stories from past. Katha Hijo Ko is longing to find the lost stories from the common people. We are looking forward to finding out more and more stories and present to the audience. Katha Hijo Ko moto is what is life and what was life, preserve for the future generation to learn.
Sujan Kunwar, originally from remote west Nepal, Syangja, is currently residing in Pokhara.
Attraction towards filmmaking brought him to Kathmandu valley where he generated more of his ideas and contacts for film making. Starting up with Kathmandu International Film Festival (KIMFF) as volunteer for two consecutive years in 2011 and 2012, he began his thorough practice on film making.
One of his films was selected for Unite for Good section of Hamro Short Film Competition in 2012, while another one was picked for Climate Change in 3 minutes film contest. He was also featured in a section of Republica Daily, Nepal in April 2012.
Apart from film making he loves photography and traveling.
With all the experiences he has gained from the different work environment, he always had a dream to start a program based on history which brings out the story from our old generation.
Sharada Kunwar, originally from Kathmandu, Nepal and currently living in Melbourne, Australia, is one of the most hardworking person. She has completed her master’s in professional accounting and is a treasurer in Katha Hijo ko since the beginning. She currently works in Melbourne but still helps with all the logistics taking place in Nepal.
Accounting has always been her passion, and she has been involved in management team and helping with the admin’s role since the beginning of Katha Hjio Ko. She has got many opportunities to flourish herself with working in this team.