The Nepal government has launched a Rs35 million grant scheme to promote films centered on the nation’s culture, history, and tourism. While filmmakers have welcomed the financial support, they criticized the short application window and the decision to manage the program directly through the ministry rather than the Film Development Board.
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The Nepal government has launched a Rs35 million grant scheme to promote films centered on the nation’s culture, history, and tourism. While filmmakers have welcomed the financial support, they criticized the short application window and the decision to manage the program directly through the ministry rather than the Film Development Board.
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