Nepali movie 'Shambhala' premieres in Australia at the Sydney Film Festival

Filmmaker Min Bahadur Bham in Sydney for the Australian premiere of his movie 'Shambhala' at the Sydney Film Festival 2024. Credit: Facebook/Sydney Film Festival/Tim Levy

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Min Bahadur Bham's 'Shambhala' had its Australian Premiere at the Sydney Film Festival 2024. The movie follows the journey of a woman searching for her husband who fails to return from a trade trip. Filmmaker Bham spoke to SBS Nepali about the storyline and the eight-year process to bring it on screen.

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