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Suren Rai is a Nepali choreographer, Guinness World Record holder, and core member of The Wild Ripperz Crew, internationally recognized for representing Nepal in major dance platforms and serving as a judge on Super Dancer Nepal. He earned global acclaim in 2024 after performing the highest‑altitude dance choreography at 5,441 meters in Kala Patthar, Solukhumbu—an achievement officially certified by Guinness World Records.As a leading figure of The Wild Ripperz Crew, Rai has contributed to Nepal’s global dance presence through performances in Dance Plus 2, Dance Champions, and the Bollywood film Street Dancer 3D (2020).Known for his sharp musicality, hip‑hop foundation, and creative choreography, he continues to influence Nepal’s dance culture through stage shows, music videos, workshops, and his role as Judge of Super Dancer Nepal.

Alex Paras (Alex Bishwokarma) is a Nepali model, dancer, choreographer, and emerging actor who rose to prominence through viral dance videos and high‑energy performances on social media. Originally from Dang, he first gained major attention after his choreography went viral on TikTok and Instagram, catching the eye of Bollywood celebrities including Madhuri Dixit, Shilpa Shetty, and Remo D’Souza.His breakthrough came when he was invited to Mumbai to appear in Badshah’s hit music video “Sanak,” after his hook‑step choreography exploded online. Alex further expanded his visibility through popular Nepali music videos such as “Fulthunge Rani” and “Aincho Paincho.”Transitioning into films, he made his big‑screen debut with the feature film Oonko Sweater (2024), starring alongside Bipin Karki and Miruna Magar, produced by Artmandu. His background includes years of competitive dance, including standout performances in Rio Chhamchhami, and a strong presence on YouTube through his channel PARAS, where he shares choreography, vlogs, and creative dance content.Known for his expressive movement, viral choreography, and charismatic screen presence, Alex Paras continues to grow as one of Nepal’s most dynamic young performers across dance, modeling, and acting.

Subima Shrestha is a renowned Nepali Kathak dancer, choreographer, and dance educator known for her contribution to classical dance, contemporary collaborations, and dance education in Nepal. With more than 15 years of experience in dance, she has established herself as one of Nepal's prominent Kathak artists.Born and raised in Patan, Lalitpur, Subima developed a deep passion for dance and began her formal training at Padma Kanya College under her first guru Honey Shrestha. She later received a scholarship from the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) and completed her Bachelor's degree in Kathak from Shri Ram Bharatiya Kala Kendra, New Delhi, India, one of India's leading institutions for performing arts education.A versatile artist, Subima specializes in Kathak, while also exploring Charya dance, contemporary movement, theatre, and cross-cultural collaborations. She is known for blending traditional Kathak techniques with new creative expressions. She has choreographed classical dance sequences for the Nepali film "Soongava" and has participated in numerous national and international performances.She is the founder of Nritya Aagan, a dance school based in Lalitpur, where she teaches Kathak and nurtures young dancers. Through her teaching, choreography, and performances, she continues to promote classical dance traditions and inspire the next generation of performing artists.

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.