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(Singer • Playback Singer • The Voice of Nepal Participant) Gitanjali Thapa Magar is a Nepali singer and emerging playback vocalist known for her expressive voice, soft melodic tone, and emotionally rich performance style. She first gained national attention through The Voice of Nepal, where her vocal clarity and stage presence earned strong audience support. Active in studio recordings, live shows, and digital releases, she has contributed as a playback singer for Nepali films and commercial songs. Her growing catalog includes romantic, sentimental, and folk‑influenced tracks, making her a rising voice among Nepal’s new‑generation female singers.

(Music Director • Composer • Arranger • Nepali Contemporary Music Creator) SD Yogi is a Nepali music director, composer, and arranger known for his melodic sensibility, modern sound design, and emotionally engaging musical style. Active in Nepal’s contemporary music scene, he has worked across commercial songs, digital releases, and collaborative studio projects, earning recognition for clean arrangements and youth‑friendly compositions. Yogi’s music blends Nepali pop, soft rock, folk‑fusion, and cinematic elements, creating a signature sound that appeals to both mainstream and digital audiences. His growing catalog includes romantic, sentimental, and motivational tracks, often praised for their lyrical clarity and smooth melodic flow.

OMG SPARK (real name Saksham Shrestha, सक्षम श्रेष्ठ) is a Nepalese hip‑hop artist, rapper, and music producer whose work fuses traditional Nepali folk instruments with contemporary hip‑hop to create a distinctly cultural yet global sound. Born on April 28, 2001, and raised in Kathmandu in his family’s cassette shop, he grew up surrounded by sarangi, flute, rock, and hip‑hop—an early immersion that shaped his mission to bridge heritage and modernity through music. Spark is known for his multilingual rap in Nepali and English, powerful live energy, and production style that incorporates instruments such as Khin, Dhimay, Bhusya, Sarod, Sitar, and Flute inside modern beats. His work is deeply informed by Hindu and Buddhist philosophy, and often explores spirituality, cultural preservation, social consciousness, and youth identity, positioning him not just as an entertainer but as a cultural advocate using hip‑hop to preserve and reimagine Nepali heritage. He releases music and visual projects under the OMG Spark banner, with a growing catalog on YouTube and streaming platforms, including collaborations like “Babal” (with Sisan Baniya and Nawaj Ansari) and original works that spotlight Nepal’s sound on a global stage. His stated mission is to showcase Nepalese brilliance to the world, empower youth, and use art as a transformative force for identity, memory, and community.

Siyon Shrestha is a Nepali dance director and choreographer known for his dynamic movement style and growing presence in the Nepali music and entertainment industry. He has choreographed multiple Nepali songs featured on platforms like TunesNepal, including “Kaag Dajai,” “Keshari,” “Laija Suwa,” and “Lehenga,” establishing himself as a creative force in modern Nepali choreography. Shrestha works closely with directors, actors, and performers to shape the rhythm and visual identity of songs, bringing precision, creativity, and performance‑focused direction to every project. His choreography is recognized for its youth‑friendly style, sharp synchronization, and camera‑aware staging, making him a sought‑after creative voice in today’s Nepali entertainment scene.

Manjila Baniya is a Nepali child artist from Okhaldhunga, now based in Bhaktapur, known for her expressive acting, natural screen presence, and viral popularity on TikTok. She gained wide attention for her emotional performance clips and dance videos, which led to her casting in Nepali feature films. Manjila appears as a child artist in Satidevi (2024) and plays a featured role in Paral Ko Aago (2026), where her innocence, confidence, and strong camera connection earned praise from viewers and filmmakers. Active in films and digital platforms, she represents a new generation of young Nepali performers rising from social media to mainstream cinema.

Panchami Ghimirey is a Nepali actress who appears in the feature film Pahaad (2026), building on her early experience as both a child artist and a voice performer in her father Tulsi Ghimirey’s projects. She began her creative journey by contributing child‑voice roles and on‑screen performances in earlier productions, developing a natural sense of expression, timing, and emotional delivery from a young age. Panchami’s transition into mature acting reflects her steady growth within a filmmaking environment shaped by one of Nepal’s most respected directors. Known for her grounded presence and clear dialogue delivery, she represents the new generation of Ghimirey family talent entering Nepali cinema with authenticity, discipline, and a strong artistic foundation.

Kehar Limbu (Kehar Sing Limbu) is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and music artist originally from Sankhuwasabha and now based in Kathmandu, known for his soulful vocal tone, modern folk‑pop style, and emotionally resonant storytelling. Active across digital platforms and mainstream music, he has released popular songs such as “Sarara Sarara,” “Baiguni,” “Samjhana,” “Soltini,” “Bahana,” and “Timi Lai Samjhera 2,” along with the 2025 live version of “Kata Chhau” from Kumari. His music blends contemporary Nepali melodies with heartfelt lyrics, earning millions of views on YouTube and strong streaming presence on Apple Music and Spotify. Kehar Limbu continues to rise as a versatile voice in the Nepali music scene, recognized for his consistency, authenticity, and ability to connect deeply with listeners.

Karna Raj Giri is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and recording artist from Sarlahi, known for his emotional vocal style, modern folk‑pop sensibility, and steady rise through digital and mainstream music platforms. Growing up in a modest family, he moved to Kathmandu to pursue music while working various jobs, gradually building his craft and audience through perseverance and live performance. His songs such as “Luki Luki,” “Chyappai Samayo,” “Suna Makuri,” “Junge Jhyap,” “Hang Banayo,” “Aago Laidinchhu,” “Ho Ni Ho,” “Kiss Kiss,” “Ghumaidinchhu Singapor Sahara,” and “Viral Vayo Re” have gained strong traction on YouTube, TunesNepal, and streaming platforms like Apple Music, helping him become a recognizable name in the contemporary Nepali music scene. Known for writing and composing many of his own tracks, Karna Raj Giri represents a self‑made generation of Nepali artists whose careers are built on resilience, authenticity, and direct connection with listeners.

Laxminath Timalsina is a Nepali film actor active since 2018, known for his appearances in commercial and character‑driven cinema, including roles in Damaru Ko Dandibiyo (2018), Lily Bily (2018), Bir Bikram 2 (2019), and upcoming titles such as Mohar (2025) and Feri Resham Filili (2025). His growing presence in mainstream films reflects a steady rise supported by versatile supporting performances and a relatable on‑screen persona. Timalsina is also featured in the ensemble cast of Gobar Ganesh (2026), further expanding his footprint in contemporary Nepali cinema. Active across both film and comedy‑drama platforms, he represents a new generation of actors contributing consistent, grounded performances to Nepal’s evolving film landscape.

Oshin Bhattarai is a Nepali film artist, model, and host known for her emerging presence across cinema, fashion, and digital media. She made her acting debut with the 2026 feature film Dalle Le Entryo Maryo, marking her formal entry into Nepali cinema. Alongside films, she appears in the comedy‑drama serial Bhaag Daud, where her expressive timing and relatable screen presence have helped expand her audience reach. Before transitioning into acting, she built visibility through modeling, fashion shoots, and event hosting, recognized for her confident presentation style and polished on‑camera delivery. Blending acting, modeling, and hosting into a modern multi‑platform identity, Oshin Bhattarai represents a new generation of Nepali artists steadily shaping their space in the entertainment industry.

Rear Rai is a Nepali film actor active since 2016, known for his versatile performances across commercial, action, and youth‑oriented cinema. He began his acting journey with Chapali Height 2 (2016), gaining early visibility and quickly establishing himself as a rising talent. His expanding filmography includes notable titles such as A Mero Hajur 3 (2019), Yatra (2019), Ek Bhagavad Ra Ek Geeta (2023), Hattichhap (2024), Gurkha Warrior (2024), Khajure Bro (2024), Dukhi Aatma (2025), Riyal Ringgit (2025), and Janai Harayeko Manchhe (2025), reflecting a steady climb in mainstream Nepali cinema. Media profiles highlight him as a hardworking, camera‑confident performer who has also appeared in major TV commercials, including Wai Wai and Khukuri Rum. With more than nine feature films and several upcoming releases, Rear Rai continues to build his identity as a dynamic new‑generation actor in Nepali film.

Ayushman Thakur is a Nepali film artist known for his role in Ek Bhagavad Ra Ek Geeta (2023/2026), appearing alongside a new generation of actors. Active since 2023, he represents an emerging talent building his presence in contemporary Nepali cinema.

Kobid Bazra is a Nepali singer‑songwriter and music producer known for leading Bajra Creation Records, the studio founded by his father, composer Biju Bajra. Active across composition, arrangement, vocal performance, and modern studio production, he has worked on popular tracks such as Timro Yaad, Aaudai Jadai, Mann Bhari, Sanjha Ko Jun, and several collaborations with emerging independent artists. His production style blends clean contemporary pop with the melodic sensibility of his family’s musical legacy, making him a sought‑after arranger for both commercial and indie projects. With his dual identity as a vocalist and producer, Kobid Bazra represents a new generation of Nepali music creators shaping the sound of modern Nepali pop while carrying forward a respected studio tradition.

Nabin Chandra Aryal is a Nepali theatre and film actor known for his grounded performances, stage‑trained discipline, and naturalistic character work across contemporary Nepali cinema and drama.

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.

Sunil Tamang is a Nepali film and theatre artist from Dolakha, known for his grounded performances and steady involvement in contemporary stage and screen work. Active in theatre for several years, he brings disciplined craft, expressive character work, and a natural storytelling style shaped by his roots in Dolakha’s cultural landscape. His growing presence in Nepali cinema reflects a commitment to authentic, character‑driven acting across both mediums.

Kushal Bista is a Nepali film actor known for his rising presence in contemporary cinema and digital platforms. Born on April 19, 1996, in Kathmandu, he began his artistic journey in theatre—training at Shailee Theatre—before transitioning to screen acting. He first gained attention through popular YouTube web series such as “Wrong Time” and “Hami Yastai Ho Bro,” which helped establish his youthful on‑screen identity. Bista made his feature‑film debut in “Lukamari” (2016) and later appeared in titles including “Bhuimanchhe” (2017) and “Jhingedaau” (2022), showcasing a shift from digital popularity to mainstream film roles. Active since 2016, he continues to build a career defined by natural performance style, audience appeal, and a growing body of work across Nepali cinema.

Bishal Devkota is a Nepali actor and theatre performer who entered mainstream cinema with Nametine Ghau (2024) and gained wider recognition through his role in the 2026 social‑drama Lalibazar. Known for his grounded performance style shaped by stage experience, he represents a new generation of actors transitioning from theatre to film with natural screen presence and character‑driven acting.

Prashamsa Subedi is a Nepali film artist who makes her on‑screen debut in the 2026 social‑drama Lalibazar, appearing alongside Swastima Khadka and Rabindra Singh Baniya. Introduced as a new face in Nepali cinema, she represents the emerging generation of performers entering the industry through socially grounded, character‑driven films

Samaira Thapa is a Nepali child artist and viral TikTok performer known for her expressive acting and dance videos, with a rapidly growing online following. She appears as a supporting child actor in the 2026 social‑drama Lalibazar and is also associated with child‑role appearances in Aa Bata Aama (2026) and Narasimha / Narasimha Avatar (2025–26). Her natural screen presence, emotional expressions, and high‑engagement short‑form content have made her one of Nepal’s most visible young digital performers transitioning toward mainstream cinema.

Manoj Chaulagain is a Nepali music arranger, composer, and producer known for his melodic sensibility and clean acoustic‑driven arrangements across modern Nepali songs. Active in studio production and independent releases, he has arranged and composed tracks such as Ma Timibina, Meri Mayalu, and Maya Yestai, collaborating with leading vocalists including Melina Rai, Kaushalraj Khadka, and Krishna Pandey. His work spans arrangement, composition, lyrics, and production.

Panchami Ghimirey is a Nepali actress who appears in Pahaad (2026), building on her early work as a child artist and voice performer in her father Tulsi Ghimirey’s films. Known for her natural expressions and clear dialogue delivery, she represents the new generation of Ghimirey family talent entering Nepali cinema with authenticity and discipline.

Padam Tamang is a rising Nepali comedy actor and digital entertainer from the Darjeeling–Gangtok belt, known for his sharp comic timing, expressive character work, and relatable humor. He first gained popularity through YouTube comedy skits and vlogs, where his natural storytelling and grounded village‑life humor attracted a massive audience. His breakthrough into mainstream cinema came with Hostel 3 (2025), followed by a key comedic role in Gobar Ganesh (2026), establishing him as one of the most promising new comedy actors in Nepali films.

Santosh Baniya is a rising star performer whose journey began on TikTok, where his natural acting style and motivational tone quickly attracted a large following. His consistent engagement and audience connection opened the door to film opportunities, starting with Hostel 3, followed by a featured role in Gobar Ganesh. Known for his humility and expressive delivery, Santosh continues to expand his work across digital platforms and Nepali cinema.

Sita Devi Timilsina is a Nepali actress best known for her long‑running role in the hit comedy serial Bhadragol, where her catchphrase “Yo kura kasailai nabhannu ni feri” became a nationwide sensation. A versatile performer, she has appeared in multiple television serials and Nepali films, earning recognition for her natural comic timing and expressive acting. She is also the wife of renowned comedian Kedar Ghimire (Magney Budho), with whom she has collaborated in several popular comedy projects.

Umesh Rai is a Nepali comedian, singer, and dancer best known for his iconic female character Phulandeko Aama from Mundreko Comedy Club. His sharp timing, expressive acting, and ability to blend humor with social commentary made the character one of Nepal’s most beloved comedy personas. Rai’s performances—both on stage and on digital platforms—showcase his versatility as a performer, moving easily between comedy, music, and dance. His popularity grew through viral sketches and interviews, where audiences discovered the real artist behind the character. Today, Umesh Rai continues to be a leading figure in Nepali entertainment, admired for his creativity, humor, and strong connection with the public.

Babin Rai is a Nepali television actor best known for his widely loved character ‘Galfane Baje’ from the hit comedy serial Sakkigoni, made popular by his catchphrase “Bijog Ramailo Chha.” A native of Solukhumbu, Rai grew up performing in local stage plays and later worked in theatre, building a strong foundation in acting and expressive comedy.Before entering mainstream TV, he performed in cultural programs, danced in Kathmandu around 2060/61 BS, and appeared as a chorus performer in several Nepali songs. He also acted in the cultural feature film ‘Matan’. After a period working abroad in Qatar, he returned to Nepal and joined Sakkigoni, where his portrayal of Galfane Baje brought him national recognition.Babin Rai had earlier appeared in Dhurmus–Suntali’s TV serial ‘Mai Ramri’, further showcasing his comedic timing and natural screen presence. His journey from local theatre to national television highlights his dedication, resilience, and authentic connection with Nepali audiences.

Khadga Bahadur Pun Magar is a multi‑talented Nepali artist known for his work as an actor, comedian, writer, director, cultural dance teacher, and folk musician. With deep roots in Magar cultural traditions, he began his artistic journey through cultural dance, stage performance, and teaching, later expanding into music, comedy, and film.He has acted in several Nepali films including Khusma, Mitajyu (मितज्यू), and Basanta, where he showcased his ability to portray both comedic and character‑driven roles. Beyond acting, he has worked as a production manager at Samjhana Dohori Sanjh & Anand Restaurant Pvt. Ltd., gaining valuable experience in production and event management.Pun Magar gained national visibility as a Top 5 Finalist on Comedian Champion, where his humor, timing, and stage presence earned him wide appreciation. He is also a regular comedy performer on Comedy Durbar, further establishing his identity as a versatile comedic artist.As a lok dohori singer, madal player, and multi‑instrumentalist, he continues to promote Nepali folk culture through performances, recordings, and teaching. His long career reflects dedication, cultural pride, and a strong connection with audiences across Nepal and abroad.

Begam Nepali, widely known as Bhatbhate Maila, is a Nepali comedian, actor, and scriptwriter recognized for his hit comedy serial “Garo Chha Ho.” His sharp social satire, everyday humor, and relatable storytelling made him a leading figure in Nepal’s digital comedy scene. Through Begam Films and the Bhatbhate Maila YouTube channel, he writes, produces, and performs high‑engagement comedy content that consistently reaches millions. Active in both serials and films, he remains one of Nepal’s most popular modern comedic personalities.

Prakash SJB Kunwar is a Nepali film producer and character artist known for his work in Lappan Chhappan 2 and the upcoming feature film Aa Bata Aama, shot in Darchula. Originally from Hometown, he has built a growing presence in Nepali cinema through strong supporting roles and dedicated behind‑the‑scenes contribution. Active in both production and acting, Kunwar represents a new generation of creators bringing regional stories and authentic characters to the Nepali film industry

Chandra Pant is a prominent Nepali filmmaker and action director known for his work in both Nepali and Bhojpuri cinema. Starting his career as a stuntman around 2008, he moved into action direction with films like Raavan, Fanko, Dreams, Lazza, Kri, Lappan Chhappan, and many more, designing action for over 60 films. He made his directorial debut with the Bhojpuri hit Nirahua Chalal London, later directing Nepali features such as Rann, Hrashwo Deergha, and the emotional drama Aa Bata Aama, which became a major box‑office success. Pant is regarded as one of the leading action specialists shaping modern Nepali commercial cinema.

Nabaraj Uprety is a Nepali cinematographer known for his clean visual style and emotionally grounded camera work across feature films, world‑cinema collaborations, music videos, and TV commercials. Active in Nepal’s modern visual industry, he brings a blend of technical precision and artistic sensitivity, shaping stories through natural light, disciplined framing, and strong visual rhythm. Uprety represents a new generation of DOPs expanding Nepali cinematography into global, commercial, and digital spaces.

Bimochan Dawadi is an emerging Gen‑Z Nepali actor who entered the Nepali film industry with his debut role in the 2025 feature film “Jhari Pachhi Ko Indreni” (The Rainbow After the Rain), directed by Arjun Ghimire.

Dipshan Chilwal is a Nepali child actor known for his appearance in the 2025 feature film Jhari Pachhi Ko Indreni, where he is credited as part of the cast. His role in the film places him among the emerging young performers entering contemporary Nepali cinema. Chilwal shares screen credits with artists such as Mausam Himali and appears in a project directed by Arjun Ghimire, contributing to a socially themed narrative centered on family, responsibility, and community. As a new-generation child actor, he represents the growing wave of young talents gaining visibility through mainstream film roles in Nepal.

Ram Babu Regmi is a Nepali actor, casting director, theatre trainer, writer, and committed theatre activist known for his grounded performances and community‑driven artistic work. With roots in stage practice, he mentors emerging actors while shaping authentic casting and storytelling across theatre and screen.

Phalit Rai is a Nepali actor and model who has been active for more than eight years, primarily through music videos and screen appearances in commercial projects. Building on his visibility in the music video scene, he has recently stepped into mainstream cinema with a featured role in the 2026 Nepali film “Hami Teen Bhai” (Haami Teen Bhai), produced under Prasiddhi Cine Arts. Known for his easy screen presence and youthful energy, Rai represents a new wave of performers transitioning from music videos to narrative film in contemporary Nepali cinema

Anju Hamal is a Nepali film and television character artist known for her work in contemporary Nepali entertainment. She is credited as a cast member in the feature film "Hami Teen Bhai" and is recognized as an emerging supporting and character artist active in both film and serial formats in Nepali cinema.

Jagannath Dhaugoda is an accomplished Nepali tabla player and percussionist known for his dynamic performances, technical precision, and exceptional versatility across live, studio, and television formats. With a career spanning major national and international stages, he has established himself as one of the most reliable and expressive rhythm artists in Nepal’s contemporary music scene.Dhaugoda has been a key musician for some of Nepal’s biggest television reality shows, including Nepal Idol, The Voice of Nepal, and The Voice Kids, where his command over tabla and multi‑percussion setups has consistently elevated live arrangements. His ability to blend classical foundation with modern rhythmic sensibilities has made him a sought‑after performer among top composers, bands, and production houses.Recognized for his discipline, musical sensitivity, and stage presence, Jagannath continues to contribute to Nepal’s evolving musical landscape as a leading tabla artist and an influential figure in live performance culture

Nukul Singh Gurung is a passionate and experienced Nepali musician, bass guitarist, and recordist known for his versatility in live performance, ensemble leadership, music education, and studio recording. Active across television, digital platforms, and international touring circuits, he has built a strong reputation as a dependable and musically sensitive performer.Gurung has played a key role in multiple seasons of Nepal’s biggest reality shows, including The Voice of Nepal and Nepal Idol, where his bass guitar work and musical direction have contributed significantly to the shows’ live arrangements. His involvement in TV‑based and YouTube‑based music productions, along with his experience in professional recording arts, has made him a sought‑after musician among leading bands, composers, and production houses.

Anish Tamang is a talented Nepali music director, audio engineer, and session musician known for his innovative approach to modern music production. Specializing in song arrangement and original composition, he works confidently across multiple Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) and brings a strong foundation in music theory to every project.With refined skills in piano performance, Anish blends technical precision with creative expression, inspiring listeners through his thoughtful production style and versatile musicianship. His growing body of work reflects a commitment to high‑quality audio craftsmanship and contemporary Nepali sound design.

Deependra Kafle is a passionate Nepali drummer and versatile live musician with several years of professional experience across TV shows, bands, studio sessions, and international stages. Known for his adaptability and command over multiple musical genres, he has established himself as a reliable and dynamic performer in Nepal’s contemporary music scene.Kafle has contributed his drumming expertise to major Nepali reality shows, including The Voice of Nepal and Nepal Idol, where his precision, timing, and stylistic range have supported some of the country’s most celebrated live arrangements. His ability to shift seamlessly between pop, rock, folk, fusion, and modern commercial styles has made him a sought‑after session drummer.He is currently a key member of Sujan Chapagain & The Band, where his rhythmic foundation and musical sensitivity play a central role in the group’s live sound. His versatility extends beyond Nepal, having performed with international artists and participated in cross‑cultural musical collaborations.

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.

Nabin Chauhan is a Nepali film director, storyteller, and founder of Artmandu, best known for his critically acclaimed feature film Unko Sweater (The Woolen Sweater). His filmmaking journey is rooted in theatre, years of creative exploration, and a transition from directing popular music videos to crafting emotionally rich, socially grounded cinema.Before entering feature films, Chauhan directed several hit music videos such as “Tinpate,” “Sunakhari,” “Baaf,” and “Batauli,” building a strong visual identity and narrative style. His shift to cinema culminated in Unko Sweater, a film celebrated for its warmth, cultural depth, and portrayal of rural Nepali life.Chauhan’s storytelling is shaped by his early years in Panchthar, his formative experiences in Shilpee Theatre, and his commitment to authentic, character‑driven narratives. His work reflects a blend of realism, emotional honesty, and cultural sensitivity, positioning him among the new generation of Nepali filmmakers redefining contemporary cinema.

Ashok Darji is a young Nepali singer and emerging actor who rose to national recognition for his natural voice, emotional delivery, and viral performances at a very early age. Discovered through social media and live street performances, he quickly became a household name after collaborating with composer Tanka Budathoki, releasing hit songs such as Man Bina Kasailai Man Paraundaina and other popular child‑vocal tracks. His expressive singing style and humble background made him one of Nepal’s most beloved child artists.Alongside music, Ashok has appeared in music videos, stage shows, and acting projects, gradually expanding his presence in Nepali visual media. As he continues to grow, he remains a symbol of raw talent, resilience, and the power of opportunity in Nepal’s contemporary music scene.

Raj Pangeni Sharma is a Nepali film and television actor whose work spans independent cinema and contemporary series‑style storytelling. He is best known internationally for his performances in the feature film Basenji (2023), the short film Mango Pickle (2020), and the TV mini‑series Sano Sansar – Stories of Middle Class (2023/2024), where he portrays nuanced, everyday characters with emotional restraint and realism.

Laxman Sunar is a Nepali film director, scriptwriter, and editor known for his grounded visual style and commitment to character‑centered storytelling. Active across feature films, short films, and narrative projects, he brings a disciplined approach to structure, performance, and emotional realism. As the Founder of Kasturi Production Pvt. Ltd., Sunar has developed a creative space focused on socially rooted stories and technically polished filmmaking. His work reflects a blend of rural authenticity, psychological depth, and clean visual framing, positioning him among the thoughtful voices shaping contemporary Nepali cinema.

Kul Bahadur Adhikari is a Nepali film artist known for his natural acting style and grounded character portrayal. Active in Nepali cinema for years, he has already worked in over a dozen feature films, primarily in supporting and character roles. His realistic performances, subtle expressions, and ability to embody everyday Nepali characters have earned him appreciation from audiences and filmmakers alike. Adhikari continues to contribute depth, authenticity, and emotional clarity to contemporary Nepali storytelling.

RK Mehta is a freelance Nepali actor known for his adaptable screen presence, natural performance style, and commitment to diverse roles across film, television, and digital projects.

Zaun Yonzan is a Nepali filmmaker best known as the director of Crawling Crows: Aankha, Nepal’s first film to win Best Film at the 62nd Asia Pacific Film Festival in 2025. His work blends bold visual language with socially rooted storytelling, positioning him among the new-generation directors bringing Nepali cinema to global attention.

Niva Dangol is a Kathmandu‑based Newa/Nepali music artist whose voice is closely associated with the contemporary revival of Newar folk songs and urban heritage sounds. Emerging into wider recognition through performances on The Voice of Nepal (Season 4) and viral renditions of classics like “Rajamati Kumati” and “Oh Maicha”, she has since built a catalog that bridges tradition and modern production.

Roshan Putwar is a Nepali flute player known for his warm tone, expressive phrasing, and ability to blend classical technique with modern Nepali melodies. Active in studio recordings, live performances, and cultural events, he brings a soulful, folk‑rooted sound to contemporary music while preserving the traditional character of Nepali flute playing

Phoebe Shrestha is a Nepali violinist known for her expressive bowing style, refined classical technique, and ability to blend Western orchestral sensibilities with contemporary Nepali music. Active in studio sessions, live ensembles, and collaborative projects, she brings a warm, lyrical tone to film scores, acoustic arrangements, and cross‑genre performances. Her growing presence in Nepal’s modern music scene reflects both technical discipline and a distinctive emotional clarity in her playing.

Ganga Thapa is a Nepali composer, producer, ethnomusicologist, and multi‑instrumentalist known for his research‑driven approach to music and his fusion of traditional Nepali sounds with contemporary arrangements. His work spans field documentation, studio production, and multi‑instrumental performance, making him a key figure in the preservation and modern reinterpretation of Nepali musical heritage.

Bimala Limbu (Bimala Khajum Limbu) is a Nepali actress and performer active in feature films and music videos, known for her expressive screen presence and strong following in Limbu and Eastern Nepali folk‑influenced visual media. She has appeared in upcoming and recent Nepali films such as Aashirbad, Shivansh (2026), and Lokanti (2025), while also featuring prominently in popular music videos including “Resham,” “Pukuli,” “Timi Sangai,” and multiple collaborations with Prakash Dutraj, Melina Rai, and Nabin Rai. Her official YouTube channel showcases consistent creative output, establishing her as a rising on‑screen personality in contemporary Nepali entertainment.

Sammy D Real G is a Nepali rapper, songwriter, and performer known for his raw street‑style delivery and energetic stage presence. Based in Shantinagar, he has built a strong following with tracks like “Rap Sun Nepali Ko,” “Amulya,” and “No Flex,” collaborating with leading NepHop producers and performing actively across the underground scene.

Sahayog Raj Adhikari is a Nepali actor active in contemporary cinema, known for his appearance in the feature film Ek Mutthi Badal (2026). He is also recognized for his involvement in the award‑winning documentary short YATRA, which won Best Documentary Short Film at the Human Rights Film Festival (2023).

Gaurav Bista is a Nepali film and theatre actor who made his cinematic debut in 2023 with the feature films Chi Musi Chi and Parastree, both in lead roles. Active in theatre since 2017, he has built a strong craft foundation that shapes his nuanced screen performances. He appears in major upcoming films including Pitambar (2025), Ek Mutthi Badal (2026), and My Share of Sky, positioning him as one of the rising actors of contemporary Nepali cinema.

Manish Niraula is a Nepali film actor known for his grounded, naturalistic performances in contemporary cinema. Active since 2017, he is best recognized for his roles in Dhanapati (2017) and Dokh (2022), where he portrayed Ronit. His filmography also includes Aama (2020), reflecting a steady presence in character‑driven Nepali films.

Deeksha J Thapa (also credited as Diksha/Deeksha Thapa) is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and music artist known for her soulful voice, original compositions, and strong presence on digital platforms. Born 1 September 1996 in Dharan, she later completed a BBA in Lalitpur and built a parallel path in music, media, and education.She first came into the public eye as a radio jockey at Classic FM (2013–2015) and a freelance event host, before gaining national recognition by winning Pepsi Voice of Nepal (2014), which launched her into the professional music scene and live circuits in Nepal and abroad. She has since performed at major events including the Pepsi Big Indie Party powered by MTV India in Delhi and shows across India, Australia, China, and Hong Kong, establishing herself as a versatile live performer.As a recording artist, Deeksha is active on YouTube and streaming platforms, where she releases both originals and covers. Notable tracks include “Timro Mero” feat. BaajaBoy (vocal/lyrics/composition by Deeksha), “Indreni” (written, performed, and produced by her), and “Tabar” for the film Prenganj (2022). Her music blends pop, acoustic, and indie sensibilities, often centered around intimate storytelling and guitar‑driven arrangements.Beyond the stage, she is also an educator, involved with Star Kids Daycare/School / Star Kids Montessori, where she works with preschool children—extending her creative energy into early childhood learning.

Samiya Karki is a Nepali music video artist known for her expressive screen presence, graceful movement, and natural ability to connect with the camera. Active in the modern Nepali music‑video scene, she has appeared in a range of romantic, sentimental, and commercial visual projects, becoming recognized for her soft expressions and relatable on‑screen style.