Film 'Tiniharu: Elephants in the Fog' Premiered in Kathmandu
Summary
'Tiniharu: Elephants in the Fog' premiered in Kathmandu with a five-minute standing ovation at a charity screening for Bhote Koshi flood victims. The film, directed by Avinash Bikram Shah, tells the story of a marginalized sexual and gender minority community and has won awards at major international festivals including Cannes.
Key Points
- 'Tiniharu: Elephants in the Fog' was premiered at Civil Mall in Sundhara, Kathmandu, ahead of its Friday release.
- The special screening raised funds for Bhote Koshi flood victims, with proceeds deposited in the Prime Minister's Natural Disaster Relief Fund.
- The film, directed by Avinash Bikram Shah, centers on a marginalized sexual and gender minority community and has earned awards at major international film festivals, including Cannes.
- The premiere was attended by several Nepali film personalities, including Manisha Koirala, Gauri Malla, Richa Sharma and others.
