Through My Lens

When I revisit the music videos I have been part of, I remember much more than the finished songs. I remember the people who stood beside me, the characters I stepped into, the long rehearsals, the unexpected changes, and the little moments that never made it into the final cut. In the first part of Through My Lens, I wrote about what these experiences have taught me as an artist. This time, I want to take you into the projects themselves. Some found audiences far beyond what we expected; others didn't get the attention we had hoped for. But each has a story worth telling. These are a few of my favorite memories, the decisions behind them, and the lessons I carry forward. Kalo Keshma Relimai Four people, one idea, and a camera on the move Watch: youtu.be/XS0QSHpXuws Views:  24M  Released:  2021  Channel: OSR Digital It began with a simple thought: a beautiful folk song by Dinesh Dhakal, one of my close relatives, deserved a story of its own. The idea s...

 Poster for Samarpan Bringing a creative project to life in a way that connects with people takes much more than what we see on the screen. Behind every project, there is a lot of time, dedication, teamwork, and effort from everyone involved. Sometimes things come together beautifully, and sometimes, even when a project has a strong concept, great music, and a creative team, it still doesn’t reach the audience the way we expected. It could be because of a lack of publicity, planning, or execution, or simply because some things don’t turn out the way we hoped. Looking back, I feel that every project I’ve been part of has taught me something valuable. I’m grateful to the people who believed in what I could deliver as an artist, encouraged me, and trusted me with their work. These are performances I will always cherish, and when I look back at them, I realize how much I’ve grown through each experience. Portraying different characters has sometimes felt like living multiple lives, eac...