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Sushil Pokharel is a Nepali actor, director, and screenwriter known for his contributions to the Nepali film and television industry. He was born on February 28, 1966, in Lalitpur, Nepal. Sushil Pokharel completed his schooling at Durbar High School and later pursued a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts from Trichandra College. His creative journey began in 1986, when he started working as an actor and director in Nepali theatre. He trained under renowned artists like Harihar Sharma, Sakuntala Sharma, and Sunil Pokharel. Sushil Pokharel has been active in the Nepali film industry for over three decades, contributing to both acting and directing. His work in theatre and cinema has made him a respected figure in Nepali entertainment.

Kishor Dhakal is a Nepalese film director, screenwriter, and cinematographer active in the commercial Nepali movie industry (Kollywood). He is best known for directing high-voltage commercial action and romance dramas during the late 2000s and early 2010s.

A new child artist has emerged in the Nepalese movie industry and boy, he has already proved to be promising. His name is Shreeansh Timilsina, multitalented boy from Kathmandu. Currently, he reside in New York , USA for his further studies. Shreeansh Timilsina just debuted from the movie “Parva”, which is famous for the “Kale Dai” song that every one of us has moved our bodies to. Shreeansh plays a pivotal and very interesting role in the movie, directed by the multitalented and super energetic director, Dinesh Raut. Although the movie released only recently, people have already started noticing Shreeansh’s role and appreciating his work as well.

War Tonight is a fierce metal band from Kalimpong, West Bengal, known for delivering raw, high‑energy performances shaped by the Himalayan underground scene. Their debut single “Goddess of War” introduced a melodic death‑metal sound that champions empowerment and inner resilience. With crushing riffs and an intense stage presence, the band has quickly gained recognition, winning the Melo Tea Fest Band Competition in Darjeeling. War Tonight continues to carve a bold identity in the growing Indian metal landscape.