Aarohan Gurukul

[5] The group has performed its plays in India, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, Norway, Denmark and United States.

It ran regular performances and publications, and held theater festivals of national and international order.

It remained busy training theater groups based in Kathmandu and across the country on Kachahari, the Nepali version of Forum Theatre developed by Augusto Boal.

Developed by Sunil Pokharel of the Arohan Gurukul, Kachahari plays became a favorite medium to raise awareness about human rights across the country among stakeholders: donors, theater creators, the public, and government authorities.

Artists from the Gurukul toured around the country staging social message oriented developmental plays.