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.
