Meet the people behind Katha Hijo Ko
Management
This project is a dream that came to life. I’ve always felt a deep urge to capture the unspoken history carried by our elders. Katha Hijo Ko gives me a purpose—to record these voices before they fade, and to honor the people who built the world we live in today.
Riding across eastern Nepal on a scooter, stopping wherever a story called us, and the day we interviewed an elder who once helped build the East-West Highway—none of it planned, but absolutely unforgettable.
I’ve learned that stories don’t need to be dramatic to be powerful. Sometimes, a quiet sentence from an 87-year-old says more than a whole film ever could.
My inspiration came from many places—my grandmother’s stories, my love for cinema, and a longing to preserve something meaningful before it's gone forever.
Each story is unique, and I find them all fascinating. I love this project because every elder’s tale carries something special—each one is meaningful, moving, and worth remembering.
A rare performance of the Ghatu song reminds us that culture lives through those who rememb…
From laboring on Nepal’s longest highway to meeting the King—his story is one of quiet stre…
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