While his contemporaries are known to either grill interviewees or bore the audience by talking endlessly, BBC Media Action's Sajha Sawal host Narayan Shrestha made a name for himself as the smiling, polite interviewer who got the most out of his guests. Having travelled to 65 districts in the country, he reached out to Nepalis who have been regularly neglected by mainstream media and made sure their stories were heard in Kathmandu. But Shrestha is now bidding farewell to his brain-child and will be recording the last episode at the end of March. "I have worked for seven years straight and sometimes I felt like things would never change. I want to take a break to study abroad and further my career, "he explains.
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