Singha Durbar is a 13-episode television drama series portraying collaborative leadership and good governance. The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests.
The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests. The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests. The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests. The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests.
The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests.
The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests.
The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests.
The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
After much anticipation, the much talked about television series ‘Singha Durbar’ was launched grandly at QFX Jai Nepal, Naxal on November 3, 2015.
As the premiere date for ‘Singha Durbar’ closes in, the series’ production releases its OST, the cover of the classic song ‘Yo Karmabhumiko Aanganma’ which has now been performed by Milan Amatya and Santosh Lama. The official launch of the TV series is being held on November 3, 2015, Tuesday.
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