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Shree Purush Dhakal is a Nepali lyricist with verified credits across multiple Nepali feature films from the early 1990s to recent years. His work appears consistently in The Film Nepal and LensNepal databases, confirming him as an active and recognized songwriter in Nepali cinema.

Nakul Karki is a talented Nepali lyricist, music arranger, singer, and performer. He has made significant contributions to the Nepali music industry with his captivating lyrics, compositions, and performances. Career Highlights First Album: "Janma" (2010) from Conch Creative International Pvt. Ltd./Conch Music. Training: He has received extensive training in vocals, guitar, percussion, and keyboards from institutions like Sadhana Kala Kendra, Anurag Kala Kendra, Gurukul, Saregamapa, and Deepchandee (2000-2008). Social Affiliations: Member of Deepchandee Musical Group and Executive Member of the Association of Alumni Students. Notable Works Albums: "Janma" and contributions to various other music projects. Popular Songs: "Kina yati mitho" (Mohani Mantra), "Bebo" (Mohani Mantra), and "Hera timro" (Pulse Vol.-1). Personal Life Parents: Ganesh Bahadur Karki (father) and Manju Karki (mother). Training on Master of Ceremony: Reiyukai Nepal (2008). Nakul Karki continues to inspire many with his music and dedication to his craft. 🎶  

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.

Janardan Sama (1903–1981) was a prominent Nepali poet, playwright, and literary figure who made a major contribution to the development of modern Nepali drama and theatre. Born in Kathmandu, he became one of the most influential writers in Nepali literature and is often called the “Shakespeare of Nepal.” His writings introduced psychological depth, social themes, and dramatic structure to Nepali plays.Sama wrote several important literary works, including the famous plays Prem Pinda, Mutuko Byatha, and Aago ra Pani, which became milestones in Nepali theatre history. His works often explored love, human emotions, morality, and social conflict.Apart from literature, Janardan Sama also had connections with early Nepali cinema. His historical drama Prem Pinda was later adapted into a successful Nepali film, helping introduce his literary works to a wider audience. Some of his poems and dramatic compositions were also used as lyrics or inspiration for stage songs and musical performances in Nepali theatre.Through his literary works, stage plays, and their later influence on films and songs, Janardan Sama left a lasting legacy in Nepal’s cultural and artistic history.