We are delighted to invite you to the upcoming session of the Discourse for Dignity series, featuring Binita Nepali. She will deliver an insightful talk on:
Caste Representation in Nepali Films and its Socio-Political Impact.
Event Details:
- Date: Friday, 15 May 2026
- Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
- Venue: Martin Chautari, Kathmandu
This session will feature Binita Nepali, who will deliver a thought‑provoking exploration of how caste is represented in Nepali cinema and the broader socio‑political implications of these portrayals. Through comparative insights and grounded analysis, she will illuminate overlooked narratives and challenge dominant stereotypes, revealing how film both reflects and shapes societal realities. By tracing the intersections of art, identity, and politics, her talk will encourage participants to critically engage with cinema as a mirror of Nepal’s struggles for dignity, equality, and inclusion.
About the Speaker:
Binita is an independent researcher, whose work explores the intersections of public policy, gender, climate change, caste, politics, and international affairs. At Tribhuvan University’s Department of International Relations and Diplomacy, she teaches and mentors students in research, offering courses such as Politics of International Migration, Theories of Diplomacy and International Relations, and Politics of Climate Change. Her academic journey reflects a deep commitment to shaping critical dialogue and empowering the next generation of scholars and change-makers.
Your presence at this discussion would be greatly valued.