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Hari Bamsha Acharya was born to Father Homanjaya Acharya and Mother Ganesh Kumari on 27th Kartik 2014 BS in Gairidhara, Kathmandu. He married with Meera Acharya in 2040 BS. He has two sons, Trilok Acharya and Mohit Acharya. Expert in caricature and comedy, Hari Bamsha performed in radio shows with Hari Prasad Rimal and Jitendra Mahat Avilashi in 2031 BS. He joined Rastriya Naach Ghar in 2032. He had participated in Gaijatra Mahotsav in 2034 BS. Before performing with Madan Krishna Shrestha, and becoming part of the MaHa dup, he performed alone for 6 years.

Yam Thapa is a Nepali film writer and director known for his work across story, screenplay, dialogue, and direction in modern Nepali cinema. Active since 2014, he has contributed to several notable films, including Kohinoor (screenplay, dialogue), K Ma Timro Haina Ra (screenplay), and the acclaimed Blind Rocks (story). His breakthrough as a director came with Hurray (2018) and Rajja Rani (2018), followed by the emotional drama Meri Mamu, where he served as both writer and director.Thapa’s recent works include writing and directing the upcoming film Lalibazar (2026), and contributing story, screenplay, and dialogue to titles such as Paraan (2025) and Anjila (2025). His storytelling blends social realism with emotional depth, making him one of the consistently active multi‑disciplinary creators shaping contemporary Nepali cinema.

Alok Nembang (June 9, 1973 – November 6, 2014) was one of Nepal’s most influential film and music‑video directors, celebrated for shaping the visual language of modern Nepali pop culture. Beginning his career as a VJ and model, he went on to direct over 600 music videos, introducing cinematic style, fresh aesthetics, and youth‑driven storytelling. Nembang made his feature‑film debut with the hit romantic drama Sano Sansar (2008), followed by Kohi Mero (2010). Known for his creativity, discipline, and trend‑setting vision, he remains a defining figure in Nepal’s contemporary visual and musical landscape.