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Anil Shrivastava is a cinematographer known for his work in Nepali cinema, most notably for the 1981 family drama Bansuri. He was responsible for the film’s visual composition, framing, and camera work, contributing significantly to the storytelling and emotional impact of the movie. While detailed information about his broader career is limited, Shrivastava’s work on Bansuri highlights his role in shaping early Nepali film aesthetics. His contributions reflect the technical and artistic efforts of cinematographers in Nepal during the 1980s, helping to establish visual standards for narrative films in the country. 

Bom Bahadur Karki is a talented Nepali Lok Dohori singer known for his contributions to traditional folk music. His songs often reflect the rich cultural heritage of Nepal, blending heartfelt lyrics with captivating melodies. Some of his popular works include Dai Saila, Sitalu Gham Chhaya, and Devi Deurali, which showcase his deep connection to Nepali folk traditions.

Birahi Karki (born 21 November 1983, Gorkha, Nepal) is a nationally acclaimed Nepali folk and dohori singer, composer, lyricist, and social worker. Active since 1997, after passing his voice test at Radio Nepal, he has become one of Nepal’s most prolific folk artists. Karki has sung more than 300 songs and has written and composed over 600 songs, shaping the modern lok‑dohori landscape with his expressive vocal style and storytelling.His major hits include “Junkiri,” “Mayalu Hajara,” “Gurans Fulne Thau Tira,” “Aama,” “Sunkhanima Sun,” “Hola Mayalu,” and many others that remain staples of Nepali folk music. He has released multiple successful albums, including the Aama series, Junkiri, Mayalu Hajara, and Sunkhanima Sun.Karki has received numerous honors, including Music Khabar Music Awards, Tuborg Image Award, Yamaha Kalika Music Award, and multiple national recognitions for best folk and dohori performances.Beyond music, he is the founder of the Phoolmaya Karki Foundation, through which he supports orphaned children and continues active social service alongside his musical career.

Bhishma Joshi is a versatile Nepali actor, writer, director, and founder of ART GHAR. He is actively involved in the Nepali Theatre, where he serves as a writer, actor, and director. Bhishma is also a freelance actor in the Nepali Film Industry. Hailing from Tikapur, he continues to make significant contributions to the arts and entertainment sector in Nepal.