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Fear is always in you.
Climbing all the 8,000 meter peaks in one lifetime
is very hard.
Finally.
Yeah, finally we're going to do it. Don't worry, I'll be fine.
For me, mountaineering is all about exploring.
Everyone in the team treats each other like brothers.
We party together.
I had hope that if we all pulled together it was possible.
This was a good thing for Nepal.
No one had ever attempted anything like Project Possible.
We had to be part of this.
I'm Geljen Sherpa. I'm going to summit Annapurna.
I first came to hear about Nims through my uncle
with whom he climbed his first mountain, Lobuche Peak.
I told Nims, "I will support you as a brother,
and I will give everything I can for the project."
Don, my brother.
This is my friend Don trying to trailblaze on six feet of deep snow.
Just in time.
Wow. That's just off our shoulders.
The weather was good,
but because of the amount of fresh snowfall, it was really hard.
Somewhere it's waist deep.
After fresh snowfall, there are frequent avalanches.
It's almost on the margins of the helicopter's limit.
I've been a mountaineer for 10 years.
I've been involved in more than 100 rescues.
We were tired and didn't have much energy.
I was scared about how the helicopter
would drop us from above. I was very nervous.
Hello.
Your friends are here, okay? You go home now.
Don't worry. Oxygen, oxygen, we'll give oxygen.
Quick, quick!
You're very strong.
We go home, okay?
Gesman, make a pillow for him.
-Hello. Are you well? -Yes, we are.
The security is very tight here.
Mum used to lock this so there were no nights out and stuff.
Because I was a naughty boy.
Because he had three older brothers, he was very competitive.
He was a fighter.
If there was any challenge, he wanted to face
and then wanted to win.
There is no one more special than you in this world, son.
Bless you.
Nirmal was telling us, "I want to climb to show Mum…
what your son can do because of you."
Nepali climbers have a long history of mountaineering,
but when it comes to taking the lead on the international platform,
we haven't been able to reach that level.
There is a big difference between climbing
for a foreign mountaineer and a Nepali one.
We are immensely proud that our leader is Nepali.
At that stage, we were climbing despite the fear.
One wrong move and we were gone. It was that kind of a situation.
Come on.
I'm going to have to cut away.
Eight o'clock in the morning we reach base camp…
Helicopter fly to Kathmandu yesterday. We party. No sleep.
Project Possible.
Project Possible, Brother!
Bye bye, Kanchenjunga.
NIMS: Be strong. We'll go home.
MINGMA: We need to get to Camp 4 now.
Go, go. Go.
BASE CAMP: I'm trying to contact them, but no one is picking up the radio.
MINGMA: The wind is getting stronger and his oxygen is almost finished.
BASE CAMP: Don't risk your life. Come down now.
NIMS: It's not in my blood to leave a person behind.
-NIMS: Does anybody have oxygen? -MINGMA: There's no more oxygen.
NIMS: There's no oxygen left.
MINGMA: Nims, brother…
MINGMA: If we stay any longer, we'll die as well.
NIMS: What can I do, brother? No one has come to help.
NIMS: Brother…
NIMS: Oh my God.
NIMS: No one is coming.
Have you done yours?
How is it?
He came to my house.
He said he wanted to leave the army.
I said, "Nirmal, no. You cannot do this."
Mum was very seriously ill
and Nirmal is the biggest financial asset for the family.
He had just six years left in the army.
I said to him, "Make sure you get the pension
then afterwards, whatever you want to do, we do not stop you."
But he doesn't listen to me
and he quit the army.
We had a bitter row.
I didn't talk to him for three months.
I said, "Waste of time."
"Waste of money."
I said to him, "You're only thinking of yourself,
you don't think about your family and how we feel."
I love my brother so very much.
I don't want my brother to die.
I'm in awe of your desire to want to do it
but there hasn't been any money forthcoming.
It's not investable.
Here's to the mission, Everest, Lhotse and Makalu.
Thank you, Brother.
Cheers.
No one is moving at all.
Hey, boys, what are you trying to do?
These guys, man.
A single file on the roof of the world.
How many mountains have you climbed?
Six.
I've climbed Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Kanchenjunga,
Mount Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu.
How many left to climb?
Still eight mountains to go.
When it comes to Mother, she's our heart.
But we don't know how long she's going to be here with us.
I asked where my son is, and they showed me your video.
You were in the mountains, and you were breathing heavily.
I got really scared.
Nirmal is so close to Mum
but she was obviously very, very worried because he wanted to climb.
Why are you crying, Mother?
Don't cry, Mother.
I am doing good work.
The world is learning so many things.
This is for Nepal and all the Nepali.
All right, boys, keep coming down.
How will we come back up here later like this?
The guy here nearly died by slipping away, the bastard.
Shit.
My legs are shaking, Mingma.
It's really dangerous, right?
My hands and fingers are freezing using this camera.
Kinshofer Wall. It's very technical.
If you fall from here, you'll fall all the way down.
That's right, it's very dangerous.
Some climbers criticized Nirmal, but I did not understand why.
He was doing it in this way otherwise it's not possible in such a short time.
I like people that do and not chat.
You have to be willing to try.
The people are giving up because three people were in an avalanche.
And this condition does not change in the last five days.
Nims, you're a great boy and this is lovely propaganda
but you don't change the mountain.
Most of us are forgetting that from the beginning of our life…
we are approaching death.
Life is absurd.
But you can fill it with ideas.
With enthusiasm.
You can fill your life with joy.
In such a concentrated situation
climbing and meditation is the same.
When the pain is really forcing you to go down…
you keep going up.
You are really on the edge of possibilities.
The edge of life and death.
We did it.
I have climbed a lot of mountains in my life,
but this is my best moment.
So many people had told us we couldn't do it,
which motivated us more.
Our options are either do surgery or make her stable.
A lot of people have died on the surgery table.
From what I understand, Mum's chances of being revived are completely zero.
May God always protect you, my son.
Mum, don't worry about me.
Continue to be more successful, my son.
May the world recognize you.
I'm going to summit the mountains, Mum.
They have said no climbers are allowed on Shishapangma.
But if it goes through a Nepali government official,
they may allow it.
What can we do for humanity? To prove that power of possibility.
Sir, as a Nepali, I thought of this project as this country's project.
What's up with this weather?
Gesman. Gesman, brother.
We need to tie the ropes.
We were really worried.
No one had climbed Shishapangma since 2014.
It's an avalanche.
Who is my team? Can we do this?
These are the questions you ask yourself in this kind of situation.
But the project had become our dream,
and we were focused on making it come true.
Mum…
Mum obviously was very ill.
But she's a very stubborn lady.
She hang on, she fight, she fight, she fight
until her youngest son succeeds.
My mum said, "Kamal, he has got Godly spirit."
We made the impossible possible by our teamwork.
Good leadership is also required to achieve success,
and Nims demonstrated that very well.
Reaching that international level
is a big help for Nepali climbers in the future.
Thank you.
He has all my respect.
See us again.