Overview

• 'Shambhala,' a film by Min Bahadur Bham, explores a woman's spiritual and physical journey in a Himalayan village.
• The movie marks the first Nepalese film to compete at the Berlin Film Festival, receiving mixed reviews.
• Critics praise the film's visual storytelling and exploration of themes like spirituality, marriage, and societal expectations.
• Challenges during production included harsh shooting conditions in the Upper Dolpo region and the director's personal journey.
• Despite its tranquil setting, 'Shambhala' delves into complex emotional and social dynamics, offering a nuanced portrayal of its characters.