Siyon Shrestha

Dhiraj Rai , popularly known as the Stage King, is a legendary Nepali singer, songwriter, and musician from Khotang, Nepal. He began his musical journey in 1990 with the song “Luki Luki”, which marked the start of a vibrant career in Nepali pop and rock music. Known for his electrifying stage presence and heartfelt lyrics, Dhiraj Rai became a household name with hits like “Timi Ruda Eklai Huda”, “Mysterious Girl”, and “Himal Najhuke Samma”. His albums such as Premi, Prithak, and Buddha Was Born in Nepal reflect his versatility and deep connection to Nepali identity and global themes. Rai’s music often explores love, longing, and national pride, blending Western rock influences with Nepali sentiment. With over three decades in the industry, he remains a beloved figure and a pioneer of modern Nepali pop-rock.

Anna Sharma, also known as Annapurna Sharma, is a talented Nepalese film actress. She made her debut in the film “Jerryy”, where she starred opposite Anmol K.C.. Following her successful debut, Anna continued to shine in the Nepali film industry. Let’s explore more about her: Debut Film: Anna Sharma’s first film was “Jerryy”, where she portrayed the character Akanshya123. The movie marked her entry into the world of cinema, and she left a lasting impression. Notable Works: “Gangster Blues”: In her second film, “Gangster Blues”, Anna played the role of Aarzoo opposite Aashirman DS Joshi. “The Man from Kathmandu”: Anna was part of Nepal’s first web series, “The Man from Kathmandu”, which featured an international and Nepalese ensemble cast, including actors like Gulshan Grover, Hameed Sheikh, and Jose Manuel Anna Sharma’s journey in the entertainment industry has been remarkable, and her talent continues to captivate audiences. 🌟🎬

The remarkable Nepalese guitarist, arranger Dinesh Shrestha, was born on 25th January 1978 A.D. in Putalisadak, Kathmandu, Nepal to father Kashi Bahadur Shrestha and mother Ram Kumari Shrestha. Dinesh Shrestha was an accomplished guitarist, and was best known there for his rock/blues playing and one of the founder members of “The Buds Band”. Dinesh Shrestha was taught initially by his guru Phiroj Shyangden (guitarist and founder member of 1974 A D Band) on ‘Do Re Mi Music Institute’ in Kathmandu, but it soon became apparent that the boy was a gifted guitarist. Dinesh Shrestha was appeared and performed at “Shikhar Beat Contest” for the first time at Katmandu about 1994 A.D. and making enough of an impression that the famous guitarist. His band also participated in other competition like “Tuborg Music Festival’99”whne they got the first position as “The Band Of the Year” and after they participated on other programs like “Mahashivaratri Music Festival’99”,”Kathmandu Utsav’99”, “Beat Competition’98” and more than fifty programs and concerts. He made his official debut from famous Nepalese band “The Buds” from 1994 A.D. as a lead guitarist including other band members Sudip Singh (Rhythm), Bijaya Karki (Bass/Vocal), Dipesh Shrestha (Drummer/Vocal), Sushil Shrestha (Rhythm), and received reviews that noted a strong, clean tone and a polished though undemonstrative technique. The first album titled “Birsana Sakdina” including nine songs titled “Birsana Sakdina”, ‘Bihani Ko Mirmirema” etc and Second album “Buds 2” which was popular amongst Nepalese people. He had performed by the early 1990's within the various parts of country and has since performed with outstanding success playing both solo and with Band and regularly on radio and television. Now with business and academic reasons he is separated with his band members and no new project will be plan for till now.

(Freelancer Cinematographer • Music Videos • Documentaries • Short Films • Reality Shows) Dhana Yonjan Tamang is a Nepali freelance cinematographer known for his versatile camera work across television, music videos, documentaries, short films, and reality shows. He currently serves as Camera In‑Charge at AP1 HD Television, one of Nepal’s leading broadcast networks, where he oversees studio and field‑based camera operations with technical precision and creative discipline. Tamang gained major industry recognition as the Director of Photography (DOP) for Nepal Idol Season 6, delivering dynamic multi‑camera visuals, live‑performance lighting coordination, and high‑energy stage coverage. He also worked as DOP for Surshala Junior Idol, showcasing his ability to capture expressive performances, contestant storytelling, and fast‑paced reality‑show environments. Alongside television, he continues to work independently on music videos, documentaries, and short films, known for clean framing, naturalistic lighting, and adaptive field cinematography