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(Film Director • Screenwriter • Lyricist • Social‑Issue Filmmaker • Founder of FAITH) Roshan Miraz is a Nepali film director, screenwriter, and lyricist known for creating socially conscious cinema rooted in real‑life experiences. He is the writer and director of Laalimaa (2026), one of Nepal’s most talked‑about social‑drama films, based on the struggles, trauma, and lived realities of women forced into prostitution. His storytelling blends psychological depth, social justice themes, and character‑driven emotional arcs. Miraz is also the Founder‑Director of FAITH (Friends Affected & Infected Together in Hand), an organization established in 2005 that works in social advocacy and community‑based empowerment. He has been active as a filmmaker with 21 Filmdocs since 2012, producing both fiction and non‑fiction works across Kathmandu and Hamburg.

Laxminath Sharma is a pioneering figure in Nepali cinema, known for his multifaceted contributions as a film director, screenwriter, lyricist, production designer, and legal advisor. Born on September 24, 1945 in Barbote, Ilam, he began his career in the early 1970s with the Royal Nepal Film Corporation and later became a leading force in shaping narrative-driven Nepali films Education: MA in History, Tribhuvan University Diploma in Cinema (Direction), FTII Pune (1977) Film/TV/Animation training, AIBD Malaysia (1982) Notable Roles: Director of acclaimed films like Badlindo Aakash (1983), Shanti Deep (1989), Milan (1993), Sarangi (1994), Bidrohi (2002) Screenwriter and lyricist for Bhai Tika, Apaharan (Ekadeshma), Angalo Angaloma Legal advisor for Timro Kasam (2013) Board member at Oscar International College of Film Studies since 2003

Janak Deep Parajuli is a veteran Nepali film director, media professional, lyricist, and festival director active since 1995, known for directing 100+ music videos, TV series, documentaries, corporate films, and feature films, and for his leadership roles in major Nepali and international film festivals.

Shraddha Prasai is a Nepali creative director and media professional, known for her work in concept development, show direction, and production coordination within Nepal’s entertainment industry. She began her professional journey at Three Production Pvt. Ltd., where she gained hands‑on experience in studio workflow, content planning, and visual storytelling.After her marriage to filmmaker and comedian Bikey Agarwal, she became actively involved in the creative development of the comedy show Comedy Durbar. Working alongside him, Prasai contributes to the show’s concept, direction, and overall creative shaping, helping refine its format, character flow, and audience‑friendly presentation.Her work reflects a growing command of modern Nepali entertainment production, blending structured planning with a collaborative, performance‑driven approach. As part of a new generation of behind‑the‑scenes creators, she continues to build her identity as a thoughtful and emerging creative force in Nepali digital and television‑style programming.