Lokesh Bajracharya

Aman Pratap Adhikary (ज. 22 December 1973 / 7 Poush 2030 BS) is a Nepali television director, producer, presenter, and reality‑show creator known for Himalaya Roadies, Ko Banchha Crorepati, Kripa Unplugged, Ainaa, and The Poet Idol. Active since 1998, he has worked with Nepal Television, Kantipur TV, Terai TV, AP1 HD, Himalaya TV, and Prime Times HD. Son of renowned poet and lyricist Kshetra Pratap Adhikary, he is widely recognized as “Don Director” for his influential role in modern Nepali reality television.

Vijay Bashyal (born February 19, originally from Palpa, Nepal) is a leading Nepali motion graphic designer, VFX compositor, and film publicity designer, widely recognized for shaping the visual identity of modern Nepali cinema. Based in Kathmandu, he has worked across film posters, reality‑show branding, and high‑end digital design.He began his professional journey as a Motion Graphic Designer at Glamrs in Mumbai (2012–2014), gaining international‑level experience in digital content creation.After returning to Nepal, Bashyal founded Tauwa Creation and later became Owner/Managing Director of Tauwa Creation and Cine Equipment House (established April 3, 2019). His companies have produced more than 250+ Nepali film posters, earning him a reputation as one of Nepal’s most in‑demand publicity designers.He also works as a Freelance Motion Graphic Designer & VFX Compositor, contributing to major Nepali films, reality shows, and brand campaigns. His portfolio includes work for Himalaya Roadies, Voice of Nepal, Dancing With The Stars, and Poet Idol, among others.

Tara Thapa, popularly known as “Kimvhey” or “Kimbhe,” is a senior Nepali film editor active since 1999 and credited in more than 100 feature films. One of the most prolific editors in the industry, he has shaped the post‑production of major commercial, social‑drama, and action films across two decades. His notable works include Satya (2024), Tulki (2023), Jiwan Kanda Ki Phool (2019), Kale Dai (2019), Dr. Khatey (2017), Refugee (2016), Sushree (2015), Loafer (2013), Kina Kina (2013), and Jaya Hos (2012). Known for his speed, precision, and narrative clarity, Thapa remains one of Nepal’s most trusted editors in mainstream cinema.