“For a simpleton like me, it’s difficult to understand many things of today. I don’t understand phones. And the songs they play. Today everyone has their own songs and everyone has their own phones. And little children wear lipstick and dance. Back then we sang the only one or two songs that everyone danced to and there were no phones. Back then everyone talked with everyone. Cried together, danced together. No lipsticks, back then.” (Chapagaun, Lalitpur)
