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Bal Bahadur Syando is a Nepali actor who starred in Harishchandra (1951). He worked in films and theaters during that century.

Kushal Thapa is a Nepali lead guitarist known for his versatile work across recording studios, reality‑show stages, and major live concerts. A skilled session musician, he has contributed guitar arrangements and studio recordings for various artists, bringing a blend of melodic phrasing and modern Nepali guitar style.He also performs as a band guitarist for Pramod Kharel, supporting national tours, concerts, and televised performances with expressive lead lines and strong stage presence. His experience across studio, stage, and broadcast settings has established him as a reliable and adaptable guitarist in Nepal’s contemporary music scene.

Lokesh Bajracharya is a senior Nepali editor, director, and post‑production leader with a career spanning more than two decades. He is best known for serving as Chief, Editing & Graphics and Production Head at AP1 TV from September 15, 2015 to December 30, 2020, where he shaped the visual identity of major national television programs, including Nepal Idol Seasons 2–3.

Prakriti Shrestha (born 10 September 1992, Dolakha) is a Nepali model and film actress best known for her breakout performance in the hit youth‑romance film Hostel (2013). She first gained public attention as a model after appearing in the viral music video “Ko Hola Tyo” and the popular “Idea Honey Bunny” adaptation, which expanded her visibility across Nepal and even in India.Her modeling career began after winning the Miss Modern title during her college years, followed by becoming the First Runner‑Up of Mega Model Season 2, which opened doors to magazine shoots, brand campaigns, and dozens of music videos.Prakriti made her film debut opposite Anmol K.C. in Hostel, a commercial success that earned her the Kamana Film Award and the National Box Office Award for Best Debut Actress. She went on to appear in films such as Utsav (2014), Zindagi Rocks (2015), Aavash (2015), and later made her return to cinema with Bihe Pass (2023).Known for her natural screen presence, relatable youth‑centric roles, and strong fan following, Prakriti remains one of the most recognizable faces of Nepal’s 2010s film and modeling era. Since 2014, she has been based in Australia with her husband, Sudeep Neupane, while continuing selective film work and maintaining a strong digital presence.