Kezang D Wangmo

07/16/2026

Some stories deserve to be seen, especially when they are created by passionate young people and families who believe in the power of storytelling. 🎞️

My heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the entire team of Tshueltrim Meto – My Brightest Girl, especially to my dear friends and their talented daughter, who stars in this beautiful production. Wishing you all the very best and every success.

To everyone and specially our young people, our films, our stories, and our artists need our support. Every ticket you buy encourages Bhutanese creativity, inspires young talent, and helps our film industry continue to grow.

If you’re in Thimphu, do make time to watch Tshueltrim Meto – My Brightest Girl at Lugar Theatre. Let’s celebrate and support our own stories together.

Best of luck to the entire cast and crew. May this film touch many hearts and stay with its audience long after the final scene. 🎬
Dorji Pem Dechen T Seldon 💐
Lugar Threater, Bhutan

Next Change at Lugar Theatre 🎞️📽️🎬🎥

Some stories are not simply watched, they are felt. They find a place within you, echoing long after the final scene, becoming memories your heart refuses to let go.

Today, we unveil the First Look of Tshueltrim Meto, My Brightest Girl—a story woven with love, dreams, sacrifice, and the quiet beauty of human connection. A story that doesn't just touch your heart... it stays there.

Produced by BlueSky Creative Films in collaboration with D4B Entertainment.

Directed by: Sonam Lhendup Tshering
Script & Lyrics: Thinley Wangchuk
Director of Photography: Yeshi Thai

Starring: Dechen T. Seldon, Thinley Wangchuk, Tashi Yoezer Wangchuk, Sonam Choki, Kinley Choden, Druk Dorji, Ninda, and many more.

Some lights never fade. Some hearts never forget.

Tshueltrim Meto – My Brightest Girl
A story that will bloom in your heart and remain long after the curtain falls ❤️

Next Change at Lugar Theatre, Thimphu

Dechen T SeldonSonam Lhendup TsheringD4B Entertainment Yeshi ThaiBlueSky Creative FilmsNew Waves StudioDawaPM Ngawang@thinleywangchuk

07/04/2026

One of the greatest highlights of my visit home, alongside my research project, was the opportunity to attend the Kyilchog Dorji Threngwa (Mandala Ritual of the Vajra Garland) bestowed by His Holiness the Je Khenpo at Kuenselphodrang. 🙏
I feel especially blessed that I could bring my mother and my children to this sacred gathering. My young ones may not yet fully understand its profound meaning, but I believe that being present, witnessing our traditions, and receiving these precious blessings will plant seeds that will blossom in time.
As parents, one of the greatest gifts we can offer our children is a connection to their culture, traditions, and spiritual heritage from an early age.

May whatever little merit was accumulated today help bring peace where there is conflict, hope where there is despair, and wisdom where there is ignorance. May all sentient beings be free from suffering and its causes. 🙏🤍

06/27/2026

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06/24/2026

Feeling deeply grateful on the sacred Birth Anniversary of Guru Rinpoche. Today, we had the blessing of visiting Samarzingkha and offering our prayers at this sacred place with my mom and Nephew.
Seeing my mother feeling much better this week made the day even more special and meaningful. We offered our prayers for her continued good health, long life, and for the wellbeing of all our loved ones.

May Guru Rinpoche’s blessings bring health, happiness, peace, and strength to all beings.
🙏 Om Ah Hum Vajra Guru Padma Siddhi Hung 🙏
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06/23/2026

A Woman Who Leads with Grace and Strength!

Today, I am celebrating my dear friend, Yeshi Choden, on her well deserved appointment as Vice Principal.
I have known Yeshi since our college days when we worked together in music videos and shared many dreams and memories. Over the years, our friendship has remained strong, and I have watched her grow into a compassionate, humble, hardworking, and capable leader.
What I admire most about her is that she leads quietly through her actions. She cares deeply about people, works with sincerity, and always gives her best. This achievement is a reflection of the person she has always been.
I am also happy for her beautiful family. Behind every strong woman is often a strong support system, and her husband has been a wonderful partner throughout her journey. Together, they have built a beautiful family and are raising two wonderful daughters.
As a woman, I feel proud to see another capable woman step into a leadership role. We need more women like Yeshi in positions of leadership and influence.

Congratulations, my dear friend. This recognition is truly deserved. Wishing you continued success and happiness in the years ahead.

Tashi Delek ❤️🙏🏻🫡💐
Yeshi Choden

06/16/2026

‼️🚨🔔 How Did We Get Here?

“It takes a village to raise a child”

Like many Bhutanese, I was deeply disturbed by the recent bullying incident involving students. My heart goes first to the victim, who deserves protection, support, healing, and justice.
At the same time, I do not believe this is simply an isolated act committed by a few children. It is a reflection of broader issues that require our collective attention.
I have learned that when a child is harmed, we must ask not only who committed the act, but also what conditions allowed it to happen. Parents, schools, communities, institutions, and increasingly social media platforms all have a role to play.
What troubled me most was not only the violence itself, but the fact that some students watched, and some laughed. That should make all of us pause and reflect. What values are our children learning? What are they consuming online? What examples are we setting as adults?
Accountability is necessary. Schools must investigate. Relevant institutions must fulfill their responsibilities. Those involved must face appropriate consequences and, at the same time, receive the guidance and support needed to change their behaviour.
However, accountability alone is not enough. If we only react after a child is harmed, we will continue to face the same problems again and again. We must invest in prevention: stronger anti-bullying systems in schools, digital literacy education, parental engagement, mental health support, and safer online environments for children.
It takes a village to raise a child. The solution does not lie in blaming one school, one family, one institution, or one group of children. The solution lies in all of us having the courage to look honestly at the environment we have created and working together to build something better.
Let this incident be a turning point……not only for those involved, but for all of us. 🌱

Our children are watching us. The question is: what are we teaching them?🚸🙏🏻

06/15/2026

I was happy to read this today. 😇🙏🏻🌱

The world has been going through so much uncertainty, and it is always ordinary people who feel the impact first. Whether it is through loss of lives, rising food prices, or increasing fuel costs, conflicts affect all of us in one way or another.
For a small country like Bhutan, stability in the world matters. When there is peace and dialogue, there is hope for more stable fuel prices, lower transportation costs, and less pressure on families and businesses.

I hope this is a positive step forward and that leaders continue to choose dialogue over conflict. May peace prevail, and may people everywhere live with greater safety, stability, and hope.

I warmly congratulate the US and Iran for having reached a peace deal that provides for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, as well as a framework for further negotiations. This represents a critical step towards the peaceful settlement of the conflict. My de...

06/11/2026

Today, I had the privilege of joining the celebration of the International Day of Play at Pakchina Primary School, Chhukha.

What I witnessed was far more than a school event. It was a beautiful reminder that meaningful education is not measured by the size of buildings or the number of facilities, but by the dedication of teachers, the happiness of children, and the strength of a community.
Pakchina Primary School has only 25 students, three teachers, one caretaker, and one cook. Yet these few individuals are doing extraordinary work. Despite limited facilities, a rough playground, and challenging weather, the teachers organized a wonderful day filled with games, laughter, learning, creativity, and joy.
What impressed me most was that these teachers never spoke about what they do not have. Instead, they focus on what they can do with what they have. Using simple materials, local resources, creativity, and commitment, they continue to provide meaningful learning experiences for their students. Their dedication is a powerful example of leadership in action.
I was fortunate to spend the day playing with the children, sharing meals, talking about their dreams, and participating in the activities. Looking into their eyes, I saw confidence, curiosity, imagination, and hope. These children may come from a small village, but their dreams are limitless.
As a parent, this visit touched me deeply. My son studies in this school, and seeing the environment he learns in filled me with gratitude. Here, children receive individual attention, build close relationships with their teachers, learn from nature and community life, participate in cultural activities, and most importantly, grow up feeling seen, valued, and happy.
I would also like to express my heartfelt appreciation to His Majesty The King and the Royal Government of Bhutan for the school feeding programme that provides breakfast and lunch to the students. This programme is an investment in our children's health, learning, and future, and its impact is clearly visible.
Pakchina Primary School truly lives up to its Facebook description: "A paradise of learning."

While improvements to the road, playground, and play facilities would further benefit the children, what already exists here is something precious a caring community, dedicated teachers, supportive families, and children who are thriving.

My sincere appreciation to the three remarkable teachers of Pakchina Primary School. Thank you for your selfless service, your creativity, your commitment, and for quietly shaping the future of our nation, one child at a time.

Happy International Day of Play.
Pakchina Primary School, Chhukha
UNICEF BhutanSamphelling Geowg

06/03/2026

A few quiet and meaningful moments from home this Duchen Ngazom. 🇧🇹😇🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

May everything become auspicious!

05/27/2026

It is truly encouraging to see more initiatives promoting healthy living, mindful food culture, and compassionate lifestyles in Bhutan. 🌱✨
A few years ago, I had the opportunity to conceptualize and host Bhutan’s first plant-based cooking show with the support of Karzay Foundation and a dedicated creative team. The initiative was created with the vision of encouraging healthier food choices, creativity in cooking, and greater awareness about mindful living through food.
Today, it is heartwarming to see similar conversations and initiatives continuing to grow in new forms through the Vegetarian MasterChef competition/training program. Wishing all the participants a meaningful and inspiring journey ahead.
Appreciation to Karzay Foundation, TCD Entertainment, the chefs, nutritionists, and everyone contributing toward positive lifestyle awareness in our society. 🌿

Karzay Foundation /དཀར་ཟས་གཞི་ཚོགས། Chimi Thinley DorjiSun Thinley