Harka Podcast

Janaki Bhatt opens up about love, heartbreak, suicide attempts, judgment from society, and the struggles she faced while building a life in Dubai. She shares how her mother became the reason she kept going and how she transformed difficult experiences into strength. Today, Janaki creates promotional videos and supports several businesses with their branding and social media presence.

Saugat Pun Magar shares a deeply personal journey shaped by love, separation, family changes, and the difficult realities of growing up during Nepal’s Maoist conflict.

After finishing school, his mother remarried and left home, leaving his grandparents to play an important role in raising and supporting him. He speaks with deep gratitude for everything they did for him during some of the most challenging years of his childhood.

Saugat also opens up about his first love, marriage, and the painful separation that followed. But his story did not end there. Today, he has found love again, is happily married, and is a proud father to a daughter.

This is a conversation about childhood, family, heartbreak, gratitude, second chances, and finding happiness again.

Punam Century, a dancer in Nepal’s dohori club scene, shares her struggles, ambitions and the difficult realities of pursuing recognition while staying true to her values.

Pakistani singer Atif Aslam shares his journey from selling mobile chargers and flowers on Dubai’s streets to performing at concerts and recording a Nepali song. He speaks about his deep connection with Nepali music and expresses gratitude for the love and respect he has received from the Nepali community.

In today’s episode, Ranjit shares his emotional journey from Nepal to Dubai—from struggling with a new environment and extreme heat to facing every challenge for his family. He also remembers his mother, who raised and protected four children alone after losing their father just one month before Ranjit was born.

After her first appearance on Harka Podcast, she received thousands of messages and experienced many changes in her life. In this episode, she shares her journey from the previous podcast to becoming an internationally certified makeup artist.

In this emotional episode of Harka Podcast, Sunita Neupane shares her painful life journey — from getting married at a young age, facing family pressure, betrayal in marriage, domestic abuse, and the deep regret of being separated from her family.This is a real story of pain, survival, regret, courage, and hope.

Devi Chapagain grew up in a family of six siblings and entered an arranged marriage at just 17. During her pregnancy, she suffered severe health complications, and her family feared she might not survive. Her struggles continued after the birth of her daughter.

When her daughter turned four, Devi moved to Dubai to join her husband and build a better future. However, she faced numerous challenges involving employment, visas, fraud and false promises. Hoping to surprise her husband with a good earning opportunity, she kept one offer secret from him—without knowing the troubling reality behind it.

Today, Devi has a good job and is living a happier life. Through her story, she wants to warn others: never trust attractive job offers or promises of easy money without properly verifying them.

Listen to her inspiring and cautionary journey on Harka Podcast.

In this emotional episode of Harka Podcast, Ritu Ghayal shares her painful life journey — from getting married at a young age, betrayal in marriage, domestic abuse, forced abortion, and the deep regret of being separated from her family.Ritu opens up about her struggles, her mother’s death, and the pain of being a mother. Today, she is living independently and working in Dubai, carrying the strength to move forward despite everything she has faced.This is a real story of pain, survival, regret, courage, and hope.

In this emotional episode of Harka Podcast, Rajani Adhikari shares her painful life journey — from getting married at a young age while studying in grade 8, facing family pressure, caste discrimination, betrayal in marriage, domestic abuse, forced abortion, and the deep regret of being separated from her family.

Rajani opens up about her struggles, her father’s death, the pain of not being informed, and her heartfelt apology to her mother and brother. Today, she is living independently and working in Dubai, carrying the strength to move forward despite everything she has faced.

This is a real story of pain, survival, regret, courage, and hope.

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