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Juna Sundas is a rising Nepali actress and model who has gained attention through her appearances in popular music video content. She has featured in songs like Mayako Rupai Ramro alongside Melina Rai and Resham Raj Sunar, and Barilai with Paul Shah. Her expressive performances and screen presence have made her a familiar face in the Nepali music video scene.

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.

Raj Rai is a rising Nepali singer hailing from Okhaldhunga, whose emotionally rich voice and heartfelt delivery first caught national attention during The Voice of Nepal Season 3. His memorable Blind Audition performance of “Panchi” by Pushpan Pradhan showcased his deep connection to Nepali melodies and earned him a loyal fan base. Beyond the television spotlight, Raj has continued to grow as a versatile folk and contemporary singer. He gained significant recognition through his involvement in the popular Purbeli Juhari song: “Besi Gaiko Goth” – Performed alongside Abhay Dhungel, Alina Rai, and Susmita Katwal, this culturally resonant song brings to life everyday stories from the eastern hills of Nepal, particularly from Mane Bhanjyang, Unbu, Waksa, and Udaypur. The song’s lively rhythm and nostalgic lyrics have made it a fan favorite on social platforms. Raj Rai’s style balances the power of traditional storytelling with modern arrangements, contributing to a new wave of Nepali music that feels both rooted and refreshing.

Richa Thapa (born 3 March 1999, Charikot, Dolakha) is a Nepali actress and model known for her expressive performances in over 300 music videos and for her lead roles in films including Aarop, Love You Always, and Kumude Hidyo Hero Banna, emerging as one of the promising new faces in 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.

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.

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.

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.

Radhika Kandel is a Nepali film artist and actress known for her roles in the feature film Magne Raja (2025) and the upcoming project Parbati. She is also active as a media presenter and digital creator, hosting celebrity interviews and conversations on her YouTube platform Feel With Radhika. Her work spans cinema, music videos, and online media, including her appearance in the modern music video “Timro Mutu” (2020). Her growing presence across multiple formats positions her among Nepal’s emerging multi‑platform performers.

Pabitra Shanki, popularly known as Miss Pabi, is a rising Nepali model, actress, comedian, and digital creator who gained nationwide recognition through her engaging TikTok videos in the Dotyali language, a breakthrough that made her one of Sudurpashchim’s most influential young artists. Her early viral videos—one reaching 200,000 views within two hours—launched her into mainstream visibility and opened doors to the music‑video and entertainment industry.She has appeared in 25+ music videos, including popular tracks like Thahai Bhayena, Jumla, and Aaha Kati Ramri, and continues to expand into acting with roles in Magne Raja (2025), Mohar (2025), and Viral Gorkhe (2026).Beyond screen performance, she is active in Comedy Darbar, cultural advocacy, and community engagement—using her platform to uplift rural voices, promote Deuda culture, and support social causes.

Sujata KC is a prominent Nepali folk and Teej singer, widely recognized for her expressive vocal style and her contribution to modern, folk, and festival‑based music. She began her musical journey with the Teej song “Chhamchham Pauju” and later expanded into modern and playback singing, releasing popular tracks such as “Baja Bajaudai,” “Oye Kanchhi,” “Batas Bani,” “Kura Sidha Chha,” and “Rat Rati Phone Garni.” Her Teej releases remain among the most celebrated each year.She has recorded three dozen+ songs, performed across Nepal, and built a strong digital presence through trending Teej and lok‑pop hits. Her song “Baja Bajaudai” became her first to enter the YouTube “crore club,” marking a major milestone in her career.

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).

Aayush Magar is a rising Nepali singer, songwriter, and music creator known for his emotional melodies and cinematic music videos. Through songs like “Maya Pani Basekai Thiyo”, “Laijanay Chhu Timilai” and "Kanchhi", he has built a growing audience in the Nepali independent music scene with his relatable storytelling, soulful vocals, and modern romantic sound.

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.

Sushant Ghimire is a rising Nepali singer-songwriter known for his introspective lyrics and soulful melodies. Originally from Biratnagar, he discovered his passion for music early on—singing Raju Lama’s “Timi Lai Dekhera” at a school event sparked his journey. Despite initially pursuing engineering and working full-time at a construction company, his love for music led him to perform cover songs and original compositions at bars in Kathmandu, often juggling gigs with his day job. His notable songs include: - “Mann Chari” – a poetic reflection on inner peace and freedom - “Bujhau Malai” – a heartfelt lyrical piece - “Feri Feri” – a tribute to love and friendship - “Eklo Mann” – written from a female perspective for the drama Kohi Kina Barbaad Hos Ghimire’s music blends emotional storytelling with a modern acoustic sound, resonating with listeners who appreciate authenticity and vulnerability.

Nawaj Ansari is a bold and boundary-pushing Nepali rapper, songwriter, and producer known for his sharp lyricism and genre-blending sound. Born on September 10, 1993, in Nepal, he later moved to Dallas, Texas, where he continues to create music that bridges cultures and languages. He’s gained a strong following through tracks that mix English, Nepali, and Arabic, often tackling themes like identity, rebellion, and social commentary. Some of his standout songs include: - “KEFAL HALUK” – a viral hit with over 7 million views, blending Arabic phrases with Nepali street poetry - “THE REAL GOAT” – a confident anthem showcasing his lyrical prowess - “GALXI KO MAACHA” – a gritty, introspective track with a raw visual aesthetic - “DESH JANTA” – a politically charged piece reflecting on national issues He’s also known for producing and mixing his own music, often collaborating with visual artists like Jungey’s World and Sisan Baniya to create cinematic music videos. His YouTube channel boasts over 550,000 subscribers and more than 117 million views, making him one of the most influential voices in Nepal’s hip-hop scene.

Bikyy Karki is a Nepali singer-songwriter and composer known for his heartfelt lyrics and mellow acoustic style. His music often explores themes of love, longing, and personal struggles, delivered with a raw, emotional touch that resonates with a younger audience. Some of his notable songs include: “Oh Pyali” – a romantic and playful fan favorite “Ramro Manchhe” – a soulful reflection on goodness and human connection “Dherai Raksi Piunchhu Aajkal” – a personal, introspective piece penned in 2018 and released in 2024 “Ganja Ko Sahara” (2021/2024 re-release) – a folk-pop song about heartbreak and coping, featuring sarangi by Prince Nepali and mixed by Ujjawal Shreyan Mahat His collaboration with sound designer Rikesh Gurung and recording at Kripa Drishya Digital gives his work a distinct sonic texture. Bikyy’s hands-on involvement in composition, lyrics, and vocals reflects his commitment to authenticity and storytelling.

Shyam Karki is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and performer best known for his romantic ballads and emotionally resonant vocals. He rose to prominence with the 2016 hit “Timro Mayale Badhera Rakha”, a soulful love song that became a defining track in his career. The song, composed by Birat Kadariya with lyrics by Rabi Malla and arrangement by Almoda Rana Uprety, has garnered over 8 million views on YouTube. Beyond this signature hit, Shyam has continued to release music that blends heartfelt storytelling with melodic pop and modern arrangements. His discography includes: “Kalpana Ko Kura” (2024) – a 4-song EP exploring themes of dreams and longing “Suni Hera Dilko Dhadkan” – a romantic single released in 2021 “Samhalda Samhaldai” – a duet with Swostika Dhakal, showcasing his softer vocal tone “Kaha Gayau Mayalu Mero” – a lyrical collaboration with Salina BK and Birat Kadariya

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.

Purna Rai is a rising Nepali singer-songwriter known for his emotionally resonant lyrics and a unique blend of folk and modern pop sounds. Born on June 20, 1997, in Dharan, Nepal, he grew up in a musical family and began composing and performing from a young age. He made his debut with the single “Ma” in 2019, but it was “Manaka Kura” in 2021 that catapulted him into the spotlight, amassing over 16 million views on YouTube. His other notable tracks include “Biram,” “Ma Frustrated Nepali,” “Dhurwa Tara,” and “Kalo Seto”, many of which reflect personal experiences, social commentary, and heartfelt storytelling. Rai’s music often explores themes of love, longing, and cultural identity. He’s also known for his introspective songwriting process—he once described music as a form of meditation and a way to process life’s highs and lows.

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.

Shrijana Ninglekhu is a Nepali actress known for her roles in the movies Karsang (2025), Hami Nepali Hami Gorkhali (2023), and Other Side (2024). She has gained recognition for her versatile performances and continues to contribute to Nepali cinema.

Simran Khadka is a rising Nepali actress known for her supporting roles in contemporary Nepali cinema. She gained recognition for her performance in the 2024 social drama Behuli from Meghauli, where she starred alongside Swastima Khadka, Nischal Basnet, and Bijay Baral. The film, directed by Sajan Kafle and Aakash Baral, explores themes of love, family expectations, and rural traditions in Nepal. Simran has also appeared in other feature films such as Chitra and Preamgunj, continuing to build her presence in the industry through emotionally grounded and culturally resonant roles. Her performances reflect a growing talent committed to portraying the complexities of Nepali womanhood in both urban and rural settings. As she continues to take on diverse roles, Simran Khadka is emerging as a promising face in the new wave of Nepali cinema.

Navras Shrestha is the founder, lead vocalist, guitarist, lyricist, and composer of The Lakhey, Nepal’s pioneering Newa (Newari) metal band based in Kathmandu. Known for blending traditional Newar musical elements with the power and edge of metal, Navras has carved out a space for a truly indigenous and modern sound that speaks both to cultural identity and musical evolution. His first Newa metal song, Dhampa Tacha, was recorded in 2005—a bold and groundbreaking transformation of a Newa rap piece into a heavy, guitar-driven anthem that laid the foundation for what would become the Newa Metal genre. Over the years, Navras has created and performed a variety of original songs and covers that showcase his wide-ranging musicality. Tracks like Jeevan, Miss Julie (a fully home-recorded, arranged, mixed, and mastered song), and Ae Kancha (a duet cover with a female vocalist) reflect both his technical abilities and his emotional range as a musician. His reimagining of Malshree Dhun—a revered Newari and Nepali traditional piece—is particularly notable for incorporating Spanish and Indian Rajasthani techniques and a touch of Hindustani classical flavor with heavy drumming, giving the folk tune a new life in a contemporary soundscape. Navras’s musical curiosity extends beyond local traditions—he has embraced songs in foreign languages, including a Georgian piece (Erti Nakhavit by Chveneburebi), while also composing original works like Swagta Mu Hai Nheeaye in Nepal’s Thakali language. In 2022, Navras completed his Master of Fine Arts in Music with a focus on Hindustani Classical music. During this time, he developed a deep interest in songs from various ethnic and regional backgrounds of Nepal. Rather than simply studying them academically, Navras has immersed himself in the melodies, rhythms, and stories found in songs of Nepal Bhasa (Newar), Charya (ritual Buddhist music), Tharu, and Limbu and other indigenous languages. He is currently preparing to record and preserve these culturally significant pieces with modern arrangements—ensuring their continuity and relevance for future generations. His academic contribution is also noteworthy. For his master’s thesis, Navras conducted in-depth research on Dapha music (Asan Bajan Guthi). His thesis has since become a valuable resource for members of the Guthi and other musicians who are interested in traditional music. The work not only documented the artform but also shed light on the present condition and challenges faced by the community in keeping their musical heritage alive. While music is his core identity, Navras Shrestha is also a skilled Full Stack Web Developer by profession and currently works at GTA Nepal. His ability to balance a demanding tech career with an expansive artistic practice speaks to his discipline and creativity. In addition, he is deeply passionate about photography and videography. From capturing evocative model portraits to creative visual storytelling, his visual work complements his music, allowing him to express his artistry across multiple forms. Whether through metal riffs rooted in Newa culture, folk songs from across Nepal’s diverse communities, world music explorations, or visual compositions, Navras Shrestha stands out as a multi-talented, cross-disciplinary artist. He continues to inspire others not just with what he creates, but with how he connects deeply to culture, community, and creativity.

Princy Khatiwada (born December 27, 1998) is a Nepali model and actress known for her expressive charm and graceful screen presence. She first gained recognition through short-form dance and performance videos, often collaborating with her twin sister, Prisma Khatiwada. Their synchronized performances and vibrant energy quickly captured public attention, making them standout figures in the digital entertainment space. Princy transitioned into music videos, appearing in projects such as Kohinoor, Aabruu, and Aina Heri Bhutukkai Lajaile, where her emotive expressions and natural charisma drew praise. Her growing popularity and on-screen confidence paved the way for her cinematic debut. In 2025, she starred opposite Anmol KC in the romantic drama Batulo Joon, directed by Bhuwan KC. Set in a rural village, the film portrays a poetic love story under moonlit skies, with Princy playing a soft-spoken yet emotionally resonant lead. The film marked a significant milestone in her career, establishing her as a promising new face in Nepali cinema. With a background in airport ground operations and a passion for performance, Princy Khatiwada continues to evolve as an artist, bridging the worlds of digital media and film with authenticity and ambition.

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.

Chakra Bam is a popular Nepali singer, lyricist, and composer known for his energetic performances and deep connection to western Nepal’s folk traditions. Hailing from the Thakuri community, he has become a leading voice in the Deuda and Paschimeli music scene, blending traditional rhythms with modern flair. He rose to fame with viral hits like: 🎵 Bhan Saali Teri Didi Ka Chha 🎵 Bambai Gaijani 🎵 Dullu Darbar 🎵 Karnaliko Ghumgham Chakra Bam is also the founder of CB Creation, a platform that promotes regional music and emerging artists. His songs often reflect the lifestyle, humor, and emotional depth of the Far-Western region of Nepal. With millions of views on YouTube and a strong cultural following, Chakra Bam continues to preserve and popularize Thakuri and western Nepali identity through music.

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

Alisha Sharma is a Nepali dancer, model, and actress. She started her career as a model and gained popularity as a dancer. She was a contestant on the Indian reality show Splitsvilla Season 8 and later worked in Nepali music videos and films. Her debut movie was Chimusichi. Here are some key details about her: Birthdate: August 21, 1997 Birthplace: Chitwan, Nepal Height: 5'6" Education: Graduated from Golden Gate International College Current Residence: Kathmandu, Nepal Career Highlights: Worked in numerous music videos, trained at Vibe and Wave – Dance Studio Nepal, and collaborated with dancer Rahul Shah.

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.

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.

Narayani Khatri is a celebrated Nepali model and cultural dancer known for her expressive performances and dedication to traditional Nepali art forms. Originally from Pyuthan, she began her journey performing at local festivals and quickly rose to prominence through stage shows and music videos. Her graceful presence and emotive storytelling have made her a sought-after performer in the Nepali entertainment scene. She has starred in several popular songs, including Karimaile Po Ke Garchha Kaila, Timlai Dekhesi Mutu Dhukka Dhukka, and Jindagi Mayalai, often alongside actor Paul Shah. Her performance in Karimaile earned her the Best Folk and Duet Model Award at the 15th Bindhyabasini Music Awards. Narayani’s work bridges tradition and modernity, making her a powerful voice for cultural preservation and artistic expression in Nepal. Her journey reflects the resilience and talent of Nepali women in the performing arts.

Abhisek Bhadra is a Nepali composer, arranger, pianist, and music educator known for his influential role in shaping contemporary jazz and modern music education in Nepal. Born and raised in Kathmandu, he began his musical journey in the local jazz and rock scene, winning early recognition through competitions such as Rockheads and Jazzmandu’s Jazz for the Next Generation, where he also received the Most Outstanding Musician Award. He later pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Jazz Composition and Arranging at Codarts, Rotterdam Conservatorium, which expanded his international career and led him to perform and write for ensembles such as Voodrish, Dichter, and the Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw.His performances span prestigious venues including Paradiso Amsterdam, Splendor Amsterdam, De Doelen Rotterdam, and the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, along with appearances on national TV and radio platforms like DWDD and 3VOOR12. A versatile creator, he works across jazz, contemporary music, electro‑acoustic experimentation, and mainstream hip‑hop.Returning to Nepal, Bhadra became the Academic Director at the Kathmandu Jazz Conservatory (KJC) and the Artistic Director of the Katjazz International Music Festival, where he has played a pivotal role in developing South Asia’s jazz education ecosystem. He continues to compose, arrange, and perform actively with leading Nepali bands including Jooni, Jindabaad, Cadenza Collective, and Le Piro, while mentoring the next generation of Nepali musicians.

Juna Bishwokarma is a Nepali model and digital creator who rose to prominence through TikTok, where her expressive dance, acting, and short‑form performance videos earned her a large and loyal following. Her growing popularity on social media opened the door to opportunities in the Nepali music‑video industry, and she is now frequently selected by directors as a featured model due to her confident screen presence and versatile performance style. As her visibility continues to rise, she is also seen as a promising face for upcoming Nepali films, with increasing possibilities for her appearance in movie projects.

Utsab Panday (born 2003) is an accomplished Nepali film director, editor, and VFX Supervisor whose innovative approach is redefining contemporary storytelling in Nepal’s film and media industry. As the founder and CEO of Hunk Creation, a creative production house based in Kathmandu, he leads a talented team specializing in short films, music videos, commercials, and digital content production. Panday’s unique strength lies in his ability to seamlessly integrate his expertise in visual effects and editing into his directorial vision, creating visually compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences. With over five years of experience in multimedia and two years focused on film direction, he has quickly garnered recognition and won more than ten awards for his work, reflecting both his artistic skill and technical mastery. Panday’s projects are marked by meticulous attention to detail, innovative storytelling techniques, and a strong emotional core, making him a sought-after director in Nepal’s evolving creative landscape. At just 22 years old, Panday represents a new generation of filmmakers who embrace both traditional cinematic principles and cutting-edge digital technology. His commitment to pushing creative boundaries while maintaining narrative integrity has positioned him as a leading voice in Nepal’s film community, poised to influence the industry’s future with fresh perspectives and bold ideas.

Anjana Pun Magar is a Nepali actress, model, and beauty queen originally from Pokhara, Nepal, currently based in Hong Kong. Known for her elegance, cultural pride, and rising presence in the entertainment industry, she has made a name for herself through pageantry, music videos, and her debut in Nepali cinema. Pageantry Career Anjana began her journey in the world of beauty pageants with early recognition in the Nepali community abroad: Miss Magar Hong Kong 2014 – Her first major title, celebrating indigenous identity. Miss Hong Kong Nepal 2023 – Crowned with additional subtitles including Miss Best Hair and Miss Best Walk. Miss Nepal 2024 Contestant – Representing the Nepali diaspora on the national stage, she brought international flair and cultural pride to Nepal’s most prestigious pageant.  Acting Career Anjana made her silver screen debut in the Nepali feature film: Yani Maya (2025) Directed by Bikash Subedi Produced under Paul Shah Films Filmed in Baglung and Hong Kong A romantic drama that marked her transition from modeling to acting, showcasing her emotional depth and screen presence. Cultural Advocacy Anjana is a passionate advocate for Magar culture and Nepali heritage. Through her modeling, acting, and public engagements, she promotes indigenous identity and empowers young women in both Nepal and the diaspora. Her work bridges the cultural gap between Nepal and Hong Kong, making her a respected figure in both communities.

Navneet Aditya Waiba is a Nepali folk singer, songwriter, and cultural researcher from Siliguri, West Bengal. She is the daughter of the late Hira Devi Waiba, the first professional Nepali folk singer. After her mother’s passing in 2011, Navneet left her career as a senior flight purser in Hong Kong to revive and preserve her family’s musical legacy. Together with her brother Satya Aditya Waiba, she launched the tribute album Ama Lai Shraddhanjali in 2017, re-recording her mother’s iconic songs using traditional instruments and arrangements. Navneet’s music focuses on authentic Nepali folk traditions, especially highlighting women’s voices and rural narratives. She collaborates with the Kathmandu-based folk band Kutumba and continues to perform across South Asia. Navneet is widely respected for her commitment to cultural preservation and her efforts to inspire younger generations to reconnect with their roots through music.

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.

Debesh Rai is a Nepali music producer, arranger, composer, and vocalist active across contemporary Nepali music, known for his versatile work in pop, folk‑fusion, Limbu cultural music, and modern commercial releases. His credits span vocal performances, music arrangement, composition, guitar work, and full production roles, with a consistent presence in studio recordings and collaborative projects. Rai’s work appears across platforms such as YouTube, SoundCloud, and LensNepal, where he is credited as a music arranger, music composer, and vocalist in numerous songs including Maya, Nirmaya Ho, Lunga Jyu Ea, Timi Tirai, Eutai Icchya, and various Sakela/Sili and festival‑themed releases. His production style blends melodic Nepali pop with ethnic rhythms and modern studio arrangements, making him a sought‑after collaborator among emerging and established artists in the industry.

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.

Gambir Bista is a versatile Nepali choreographer, model, and performer known for his dynamic work across films, music videos, and stage productions. Active since 2006, he has contributed choreography to major Nepali films including Loot, Talakjung vs Tulke, Hairaan, Ranveer, and Aa Bata Aama, earning recognition such as the D‑Cine Award for Best Choreographer. His creative range extends to conceptual music videos, production design, and on‑screen performance, establishing him as one of Nepal’s most adaptable and influential dance‑based artists.

Starting from his early creative journey in the 1990s, Akash Adhikari (born January 5, 1970) is a prominent Nepali actor, director, producer, writer, and lyricist, recognized for his strong and dignified presence in the Nepali film industry. He has released 19 feature films in Nepal and abroad, establishing himself as one of the most versatile and influential figures in contemporary Nepali cinema.Adhikari made a glorious directorial debut with Ranabhoomi (1998), winning Best Director and Best Movie awards. Since then, he has acted in and directed several acclaimed films, including Panchhi (2001), Daag (2001), Krodh (2006), Shasan (2011), Kathmandu (2010), Kohinoor (2014), and Kanchhi (2018).He is also the founder and CEO of The Sky Movies Pvt. Ltd., established in 1999 A.D., through which he has produced and directed numerous successful films. His contributions extend to screenwriting, story writing, research, production design, and lyric writing, making him one of the most multi‑disciplinary creators in Nepali cinema.Adhikari has been honored with several prestigious awards, including the Dadasaheb Phalke Film Foundation Award 2023 for Best Actor/Director, the Prawal Jana Sewa Padak 2019, and the National Professional Achievement Award 2021.

Shashi Khadka began her acting journey as a child artist in the telefilm “थोरै भए पुगी सरी”, where her natural performance immediately drew attention. She later expanded into dance and modeling, becoming widely recognized after appearing in Jabik KC’s popular music video “आँखा भरी आँसु कि…”. The success of this song established her as one of the prominent faces of early Nepali music videos, where she “ruled the scene” with her expressive eyes and emotional clarity. Transitioning into films, Shashi Khadka acted in notable Nepali movies such as “पलपलमा”, “किन किन”, and Raju Giri’s film “चन्द्रावती”, showcasing her versatility across romantic and dramatic roles. Her combined presence in cinema, music videos, and dance has made her a memorable figure in Nepali entertainment

Dhurba Koirala is a Nepali film actor known for his strong screen presence and frequent portrayal of intense, authoritative, and negative‑shade characters across contemporary Nepali cinema. Active since 2012, he has appeared in notable films such as Lanka (2012), Notebook (2013), Kaali (2013), Shoot Out (2014), Gaatho (2016), Rudra (2017), Machha Machha (2019), Babari (2022), A Dhakre Dai (2023), Devwani (2024), and Riyal Ringgit (2025), steadily establishing himself as a reliable character actor. His performances in Hawaldar Suntali earned him nominations and awards in the Best Actor in a Negative Role category, reflecting his command over villainous and complex roles. Alongside acting, he has also contributed as a legal advisor in films such as Bhairav (2015), showcasing his dual professional expertise. With a career spanning more than a decade, Dhurba Koirala remains a respected and consistent presence in Nepali cinema, known for discipline, versatility, and impactful character portrayals.

Biraj Bhatta, born Bhojraj Bhatta in Dhangadhi, is one of Nepal’s most commercially successful action actors, celebrated for his commanding screen presence and cross‑industry impact in Nepali, Bhojpuri, and Tharu cinema. Active since the early 2000s, he has appeared in over 200 films, earning the titles “Action Star” and “Action Tiger” for his signature socio‑drama and action roles.He received the National Film Award for Best Actor for Khal Nayak (2008) and remains one of the highest‑paid actors in Nepali film history. His recent work includes directing and starring in the 2024 action‑drama 12 Gaun, which strengthened his reputation as a bankable star and filmmaker.With a career spanning two decades, Biraj continues to shape Nepal’s mainstream action cinema.

Richa Ghimire is a well-known Nepali actress who has made significant contributions to the Nepali film industry. Here are some highlights of her career and achievements: Career and Filmography Richa Ghimire has appeared in more than 18 feature films. Some of her notable works include: Love in Nepal (2004): One of her early films where she played the role of Ruby. Desh Dekhi Bidesh (2008): Another significant film in her career. Bish (2009): She considers this her most challenging role, where she portrayed a drug addict. Chhodi Gaye Paap Lagla (2010): She played the role of Ritu. Kasam Hajurko (2010): Another notable film in her career. The World's Happiest Man (TBA): An upcoming film that is in the final stage of post-production. Awards and Achievements Richa Ghimire has been recognized for her talent and contributions to the film industry. While specific awards are not detailed in the sources, her dedication to her craft and her advocacy for equal pay for female actors are notable achievements. Personal Life Richa Ghimire is married to director Shankar Ghimire since December 12, 2009. They have three children and currently reside in the United States. Apart from acting, she is an advocate for equal pay for equal work, highlighting the pay disparity between male and female actors in the industry. Richa Ghimire's journey in the film industry showcases her versatility and commitment to her roles.

Rajendra Nepali, popularly known as “लट्टे (Latte)”, is a Nepali comedian and actor from Pokhara. He gained nationwide recognition through his memorable character in the popular television show Mundre Ko Comedy Club, where his unique expressions and comic timing made him a fan favorite.Before rising to television fame, he worked at Machhapuchchhre FM as a radio personality, which helped shape his communication skills and performance style.Today, Rajendra Nepali is known for his engaging comedy performances in television and live stage shows, establishing himself as a notable comedic artist in Nepal’s entertainment industry.

Dashain and Malshree Dhun are deeply connected in Nepali culture. The sacred melody of Malshree is considered the musical soul of Dashain, and helping preserve this tradition is Nepal’s first and only female sarod player, Rupa Neupane. Rupa Neupane was born in Asar 2026 B.S. (1969 A.D.) in Mulpani, Kathmandu. She was married at the age of 12 in 2038 B.S. Despite early marriage and social responsibilities, her passion for music gradually found its way into her life. At the age of 24, in 2050 B.S. (1993 A.D.), she began learning the sarod, marking the beginning of her remarkable musical journey. She first trained under senior sarod maestro Mohan Sundar Shrestha in Kathmandu. Later, she continued her studies with Suresh Raj Bajracharya and further refined her skills under Dr. Anupama Kumari in India. Through dedication and continuous practice, she steadily established herself as a respected sarod instrumentalist. In a field traditionally dominated by men, Rupa Neupane broke barriers and created a historic identity as Nepal’s pioneering female sarod player. Her performances of Malshree Dhun during Dashain have strengthened the cultural connection between classical instrumental music and Nepal’s most celebrated festival. Today, she continues her journey as a committed sarod artist, inspiring women and young musicians across the country. Her life reflects perseverance, courage, and devotion to classical music, proving that passion and determination can overcome social and personal challenges.

Shanti Shree Pariyar is one of Nepal's most celebrated folk singers, songwriters, and composers, renowned for her powerful voice and significant contribution to Nepali folk and modern music. Born in Rolpa, Nepal, in 1989, she overcame a challenging childhood and pursued her dream of becoming a singer from an early age.At the age of sixteen, she moved to Kathmandu to build her musical career and spent several years performing in various Dohori establishments. To strengthen her musical foundation, she received formal vocal training under Guru Chandan Kumar Shrestha at Gandarbha Kala Kendra and successfully passed Radio Nepal's vocal examination in 2009.Shanti Shree began her professional recording career with the album Ghar Chha Tin Tale in 2011. She rose to nationwide prominence through a series of hit songs, including Bola Maya, Galbandi, Chauka Dau, Areli Kadaile Malai, Baseu Alakkai, and many others. Over the years, she has recorded thousands of songs, establishing herself as one of the most influential voices in contemporary Nepali folk music.Her talent and popularity have earned her numerous prestigious honors, including Kantipur National Music Awards, Image Awards, National Folk and Duet Awards, Bindabasini Music Awards, and several other recognitions for her outstanding contribution to Nepali music.Today, Shanti Shree Pariyar is regarded as one of Nepal's leading folk artists, admired for her expressive singing style, dedication to preserving Nepali musical traditions, and ability to connect with audiences across generations.

Binod Manandhar is a Nepali film actor and producer known for his steady contributions to both commercial and romantic Nepali cinema. Active since the early 1990s, he has worked across acting, production, executive production, and audiography, shaping several notable films over three decades. He produced the hit romantic drama Dhukdhuki (2000) and later co‑produced Bagan (2023), while also appearing as an actor in films such as Janma Janma (1994) and Gunyu Cholo (1997). Recognized for his versatility and long-term industry presence, he remains a respected figure in Nepali filmmaking.

Arjun Kaushal is a seasoned Nepali singer, composer, and lyricist originally from Palpa. His journey into music is as heartfelt as it is inspiring. After a difficult childhood marked by his parents’ separation, he moved with his mother to Gulmi and later to Delhi at just 11 years old, where he worked in a mechanic shop. It was there that his love for music blossomed—he bought a harmonium with his earnings and began teaching himself to play by ear. Returning to Nepal at 15, he enrolled in a singing school in Palpa and eventually made his way to Kathmandu to pursue music more seriously. Despite lacking formal training, Kaushal immersed himself in the craft, learning through practice and collaboration with fellow musicians like Laxmi Neupane and Durga Gurung. His debut album Aaune Dashain Ma (2054 BS) was self-produced but didn’t gain much traction. However, his second album Manai Ta Ho became a regional hit in mid- and far-western Nepal.  

Uma Giri is a Nepali actress and producer active in the Nepali film industry since 2007, known for her steady contribution to commercial and character‑driven cinema. Originally from Sikkim, she began her artistic journey as a young actor, dancer, and model before moving to Nepal, where veteran filmmaker Tulsi Ghimire introduced her to the film industry. Over the years, Uma has worked across acting and production, building a reputation for discipline, emotional performance, and strong on‑set collaboration. Her industry credibility led to her selection as a jury member for the Dadasaheb Phalke Film Foundation Awards representing Nepal, reflecting her respected standing in the creative community. Active in films, production work, and cultural events, Uma Giri continues to contribute to Nepali cinema with experience, commitment, and a cross‑border artistic background.

Shahil Khan (born Khalid Khan, 5 July 1987) is an award‑winning Nepali film editor known for introducing modern, high‑impact editing techniques to Nepali cinema. Active since 2007, he has edited major films such as Dreams, Bhairav, Nai Nabhannu La 2, and Aabeg, earning honors including the LG Film Award 2016 for Best Trailer Editor and Best Film Editor. As the founder of Movie Factory Pvt. Ltd., he has shaped the post‑production landscape of Nepal, working on more than 170 films and becoming one of the country’s most in‑demand editors.

Babul Giri is a respected Nepali music director, singer, lyricist, and composer known for his melodic, culturally rooted sound and consistent contribution to modern Nepali cinema. Active since 2014, he has directed music for major films including Chhakka Panja 4, Lakka Jawan, Ek Bhagavad Ra Ek Geeta, Upahaar, Cetamol, Dalle Le Entry Maryo, and the 2026 release Aa Bata Aama. His songs—such as the popular “Maya Kehi Ta Bolana”—showcase his signature blend of emotional vocals and refined arrangements. With credits across more than 15 feature films and a growing digital presence, Giri stands among Nepal’s most versatile and in‑demand contemporary music directors.

Sher Bahadur Lama is a Nepali cinematographer known for his work on acclaimed feature films such as “Talakjung vs Tulke”, “Chhakka Panja 3”, “Black Dairy”, “Pitambar”, “Thooli”, and “Mutu.” Active since 2007, he has contributed to Nepali cinema in multiple capacities, including cinematographer, script analyst, production manager, assistant cinematographer, operative cinematographer, and light man, building a solid reputation as a technically skilled and dependable visual craftsman. His filmography spans commercial hits and character‑driven dramas, often collaborating with leading directors and choreographers. Credits listed on major Nepali film databases show his involvement in projects like “Jaun Hida Pokhara,” “Teacher,” “Bardaan,” “Agni Jwala,” “Lappan Chhappan 2,” “Hello Jindagi,” and others, reflecting a steady, long‑term presence in the industry.

Pradeep Rawat is a distinguished Indian film actor celebrated for his commanding screen presence and intense villain portrayals across South Asian cinema. With a career spanning Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Bhojpuri films, he has earned a reputation for versatility, depth, and unforgettable character work.Rawat holds a special creative bond with Nepal. During the making of his first Nepali film, “Hrashwo Deergha,” he expressed heartfelt gratitude, saying, “I am thankful for being made a Nepali artist.” His second Nepali feature, AA BATA AAMA, further strengthens his connection to Nepali cinema and its audiences.He is best known internationally for his iconic antagonist role in Ghajini, widely regarded as one of the most powerful villain performances in Indian film history. With decades of experience and a cross‑industry portfolio, Pradeep Rawat continues to be admired for his intensity, craft, and lasting contribution to South Asian film culture.

Lok Raj Adhikari is a renowned Nepali lyricist and journalist, known for his contributions to Nepali music and media. Born in Laxmipur, Dang, he has been active in the industry since 1999. His lyrics, especially in ghazals and modern songs, have resonated with audiences, making him a respected figure in Nepali music. Early Life & Education Lok Raj Adhikari was born in Dang, Nepal, and spent his childhood in Laxmipur. He pursued his education at Ratna Rajya Laxmi Campus, where he developed his passion for writing and journalism. Career in Music & Journalism Adhikari has written numerous songs that have gained popularity in Nepal. His song "Timile Parai Thanepachhi" (2009) became widely downloaded as a Caller Ring Back Tone (CRBT). Another hit, "Rupai Mohani" (2017), featured in the Nepali film Satrugate and was frequently viewed on YouTube. Apart from his work in music, Adhikari has been involved in journalism. He has worked as a news editor and presenter at Deshantar, and he serves as the Asia Coordinator at the International Nepalese Artist Society (INAS). Awards & Recognition Lok Raj Adhikari has received several awards for his contributions to Nepali music and literature, including: Excellent Communication Award (2064) Excellent Lyricist Award (2016) Excellent Movie Lyricist Award (2018)

Muna Karki is a Nepali film actress appreciated for her expressive acting and her ability to portray emotionally grounded, relatable characters. Active in feature films, television projects, and music videos, she has built a reputation for delivering sincere, natural performances that connect with audiences. Her work spans social dramas, romantic stories, and character‑driven narratives, where she brings depth, clarity, and authenticity to each role. Known for her disciplined approach and dedication to craft, Muna Karki continues to collaborate with both emerging and established filmmakers. Her growing body of work reflects a commitment to meaningful storytelling and a strong connection with Nepali viewers.