Kathmandu valley experienced continuous rainfall starting Friday morning due to the influence of Cyclone Arnab, which developed in the Bay of Bengal. The ongoing weather conditions disrupted daily life throughout the urban region, leaving skies overcast into the afternoon as precipitation showed no signs of stopping. Visuals recorded from Jagdol Jhanda Park captured hazy landscape views across the cloud-covered valley. Despite the adverse weather, Kathmandu Metropolitan City officially commenced the three-day Kathmandu Film Festival 2083. The cultural gathering is scheduled to run through Sunday, 15 Kartik (1 November), featuring a wide range of cinematic activities. The festival gathers domestic and international filmmakers, artists, film directors, and industry experts. According to organisers, the event aims to showcase the native art, rich culture, long-standing traditions, and historical heritage of Kathmandu through screenings and expert sessions.
Kathmandu Sees Continuous Rain From Cyclone Arnab As Film Festival Begins
Metropolitan authorities have launched a three-day cinema event despite persistent precipitation across the valley.
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In short
- Cyclone Arnab in the Bay of Bengal caused continuous rain and overcast skies across Kathmandu valley on Friday.
- Kathmandu Metropolitan City launched the three-day Kathmandu Film Festival 2083, set to run until 15 Kartik.
- The event gathers local and foreign filmmakers, artists, directors, and experts to highlight city heritage.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/kathmandu-sees-continuous-rain-from-cyclone-arnab-as-film-festival-20261030
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