How Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s music became a political movement
7 April 20261 min read0 views
From Raw Barz to Kathmandu’s City Hall, Balendra Shah’s music captured a generation’s frustration in Nepal, and helped turn it into political power.
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