Films, reels, and recordings — the story of this tirtha carried to the bhaktas who hold it in their hearts.
Scripture sings when it is spoken. Katha is the oldest of the three paths — the story told aloud, from mouth to ear, from teacher to student. These are the films, reels, and recordings in which Mukti Kshetra is carried outward — to those who already know it, to those who will come to know it, and to those who will never stand on the ground themselves.
Long-form work recorded at Mukti Kshetra and with Dr. Chalise — with release dates confirmed as each cut completes.
The cinematic narrative of Nilkanth Varni's van vicharan — from departure to the four-month tapasya at Pulhashram. Non-linear, sensory, silence-led.
Dr. Kul Raj Chalise on camera — the full account of how the Kali Gandaki shilas were identified, authenticated, and carried to the Ram Mandir consecration of January 2024.
A short film on the theological layers of Pulhashram Muktinath that rarely surface in ordinary sampraday conversation — with Dr. Chalise reading directly from the shastra.
A wordless visual film of the Kali Gandaki corridor — five locations, one arc, no narration. Scored only to the river and the bells.
A five-act cinematic pilgrimage reel — luxury brand film register, devotional and hallucinatory, not travel documentary. Six standalone short-form cuts ship alongside the full piece.
Audio-first work — for those who prefer to listen, and for the commute home from the mandir.
The complete thirty-six shlokas of Nilkanth Varni's Pulhashram tapasya, read aloud in Sanskrit and then in English by Dr. Kul Raj Chalise.
A long-form series — fieldwork, primary sources, and the terrain of the Kali Gandaki corridor, drawn from three decades of scholarship.
Short scriptural commentaries — five to ten minutes each — on individual verses of the Shikshapatri, Satsangi Jeevan, and the Puranas that speak to Mukti Kshetra.
One email per release — film, reel, or recording. No other use of your address.
