More like a flirtatious call-and-response, yo momma Bollywood pop battle, than the folk tradition it is, Dohori began as and continues to be a way that men and women celebrate Nepali festivals. Thankfully, for the festival oblivious among us, you can also catch Dohori nightly in many Kathmandu clubs and bars. In addition, if you’re really lucky, you too can have your photo taken with a Nepali…
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