After a few years of working as a filmmaker, Binod Adhikari established Ama Adventure in 2012. He has produced and filmed a large number of music videos, promotional films, and television ads based on true stories over his career. His exploration of Nepal's little-known tales aims to spur constructive change.
"The Colour of Brave," his debut full-length documentary, chronicles the struggles of two former victims of human trafficking who are working to end the practice in Nepal. Additionally, he produced the documentary "Bright in Dark," which followed Shanta Chaudhary, an ex-Kamlari (female indentured servant) who rose to the position of lawmaker. "Brave Girl," an award-winning short film about a young Nepali girl in danger of being taken advantage of by a sex trade conman, was produced by him. In addition, he made a contribution to the Al-Jazeera documentary "Sony's World," which traced the journey of a Lebanese woman to Nepal in order to discover the background of her Nepali employee.
Working with independent filmmakers worldwide, including the BBC, National Geographic, CNN, and others, he has produced short films including "Human and Elephant," "The Colour of Water," and a documentary from Korea.
He was profoundly impacted by his early years spent surrounded by breathtaking mountains, sheer cliffs, and undulating hills. His documentation of the 2011 Pemba Dorje Sherpa Everest Expedition—the world record holder for the fastest solo ascent—was inspired by this event. Later in the year, Binod broke a world record for the highest TV commercial shoot in 2011 when he filmed a commercial for "Nepal Bank Limited" on the summit of Everest.
He thinks modest concepts can develop into noteworthy accomplishments. His social documentaries on girl trafficking, which served as inspiration for him to launch a tour company that offers chances for victims of trafficking, mirror this belief. These survivors are making efforts to turn their lives around. Sustainability to Binod is ethical travel that upholds regional economies, tackles social concerns, saves the environment, and makes use of local resources.
He strives hard to make sure that all customers and staff receive excellent service and equitable opportunity. With around twenty years of experience, he has travelled to far-flung regions of Nepal, real villages, obscure historical and cultural places, and breathtaking natural settings. His solitary voyage has introduced genuine concepts to the travel industry.
In order to leverage societal influence, he started Ama Adventure. In order to bring attention to underreported tales that represent Nepalese society, he makes contributions to Nepal from overseas in a number of fields, such as health, education, and women's empowerment in rural areas. He has gained knowledge from his travels to other nations that he hopes to implement in Nepal to further its growth. In addition to starting various businesses and social activities, he has been involved in a large number of consultancy projects. In addition to being the director of "Everest Man," producer of "Brave Girl," and creator of Namaste Studio - USA, Binod is also the CEO of Dhansar.com and Gundri.com. He broke the previous record last month for the highest altitude golf game played—5,545 meters above sea level.
