Bheema Mainali

Kiran D.C. is a former Nepali film actress who was active in the Nepali film industry during the 1990s. She appeared in several Nepali motion pictures and was among the actresses contributing to the growth of Nepal's cinema industry during that period.Available film archives and cast records identify her as a performer in films such as Soon Chandi (1996) and Chandal (1998). Through her screen appearances, she became part of an era that helped shape modern Nepali cinema.Although detailed information about her personal life, early background, and career journey remains limited in publicly available sources, her work in Nepali films of the 1990s continues to be preserved through film archives and historical records. As one of the actresses associated with that generation of Nepali cinema, Kiran D.C. remains a recognizable name among enthusiasts of classic Nepali films

Anup Neupane is a Nepali theatre and film artist recognized for his expressive stage presence and naturalistic screen performances. Born in Melung, Dolakha, he has been active in theatre for many years and is associated with Mandala Theatre and Expert Studio in Kathmandu. In 2022/23, he gained national visibility as a Top 10 contestant on “The Poet Idol,” Nepal’s first poetry‑based reality show, which premiered on AP1 Television on 14 Poush 2079. His work reflects a blend of poetic sensitivity, stage discipline, and a growing contribution to contemporary Nepali cinema.

Laxman Bikram Basnet is a Nepali film and television actor known for his natural performance style and his ability to portray grounded, emotionally relatable characters across cinema and serials. Active in both Nepali films and TV dramas, he represents the generation of artists who helped bridge the gap between traditional Nepali cinema and the growing television storytelling culture.Basnet has contributed to a range of feature films, social‑themed dramas, and family‑oriented TV serials, earning recognition for his sincerity, discipline, and strong ensemble presence. His roles often reflect everyday Nepali life—portraying fathers, mentors, community figures, and character roles that add depth to the narrative.

Shree Ram Pudasaini is a senior Nepali film actor and a former executive committee member of the Nepal Film Artists Association. Active in Nepali cinema for several decades, he has contributed to feature films, television serials, and numerous music videos, establishing himself as a committed and respected figure in the industry.He has acted in several Nepali films, including Commander (2020) and the historical drama Bhimdatta, where he appeared alongside artists such as Nawal Khadka and Nisha Adhikari. His verified filmography also includes earlier works like Bhul (1996) and Dasgaja (2011), reflecting a long creative journey across different eras of Nepali cinema.Beyond acting, Pudasaini has been active in organizational leadership within the Nepal Film Artists Association, serving in various roles and contributing to the welfare and representation of artists. In recognition of his service and dedication, he has been honored with the association’s “Seva Samman.”He has also directed and acted in multiple television serials and has appeared in several notable music videos, further showcasing his versatility and long-standing commitment to the performing arts.