Kamal Rai

Bhuvan Das Shrestha (also known as Bhuvan Shrestha) is a leading Nepali dance director, choreographer, and instructor, widely recognized for shaping modern dance direction in Nepali cinema. Born on August 11, he currently serves as the Chairman/President of the Dance Directors Association Nepal, the umbrella body representing Nepali film choreographers.  

Nirmal Kumar Lama is a dynamic Nepali dancer, choreographer, and music video director, best known as the charismatic leader of the Bhimphedi Guys—a popular creative group blending humor, dance, and cultural storytelling. Originally from Bhimphedi, Makwanpur, Nirmal has become a beloved figure in Nepal’s entertainment scene through his energetic performances and grassroots approach to content creation. As a choreographer and director, he has worked on numerous music videos, including the well-received “Manko Kura” featuring Anju Panta and Nishan Bhattarai. His direction often highlights traditional aesthetics with a modern twist, making his work both relatable and visually engaging. Through the Bhimphedi Guys platform, Nirmal and his team have produced viral comedy skits, dance videos, and cultural content that celebrate rural Nepali life with humor and heart. Their series “What’s Up Bro” has garnered a strong following on YouTube, while their TikTok presence continues to grow with short, engaging clips that showcase their creativity and camaraderie.  

Prabesh Bantawa is a former Nepali dance choreographer whose career spanned more than a decade, contributing to influential films such as Deuki, Mitjyu, Rahar, Gunyo Cholo, Balidan, Bishalu, Dautari, Anshabanda, Chandani, Saait, Manai Ta Ho, and The Commando. Active from 1993 to 2007, he helped define the movement style of Nepali film songs through narrative‑driven choreography, folk‑inspired formations, and expressive cinematic dance design.

Gambir Bista is a versatile Nepali choreographer, model, and performer known for his dynamic work across films, music videos, and stage productions. Active since 2006, he has contributed choreography to major Nepali films including Loot, Talakjung vs Tulke, Hairaan, Ranveer, and Aa Bata Aama, earning recognition such as the D‑Cine Award for Best Choreographer. His creative range extends to conceptual music videos, production design, and on‑screen performance, establishing him as one of Nepal’s most adaptable and influential dance‑based artists.