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Ratan Subedi is a Nepali singer, comedian, and film actor known for his energetic performances and humorous musical style. Active prominently between 2040–2060 B.S. (1983–2003 A.D.), he appeared in several Nepali films including Aadhi‑Beri, Sapana, Jwala, Apaharan (Ekadeshma), Anartha, Mukundo, Filim, and Nepal Pyaro Cha. Alongside acting, he gained wide popularity as the singer of the hit comedic song “Watti Baler”, which became a staple of stage shows and radio comedy programs. His musical career includes several successful albums, often created in collaboration with Nirmal Raj Paudel, such as Fashion Fashion (7 songs), Maitighar Najau (8 songs), Sansad Dohari – comedy/parody (Gaijatre audio) (7 songs), and Khabardar Hosiyar – comedy/parody (Gaijatre audio) (8 songs). Blending satire, social commentary, and folk humor, Ratan Subedi established himself as a distinctive voice in Nepal’s comedic‑musical tradition and remains a memorable figure in Nepali entertainment

Nishma Ghimire is a Nepali actress who entered the film industry through the feature film Rhythm, after first appearing in various Nepali music videos. Known for her expressive screen presence and soft, youthful acting style, she became visible in the early 2010s as part of the new wave of actresses transitioning from modeling and music videos into mainstream cinema. Before her film debut, she worked in multiple romantic and modern‑themed music videos, which helped her gain recognition among young audiences.Although Rhythm introduced her to the big screen, Nishma continued to appear selectively in film and media projects. Over time, she gradually stepped back from the Nepali film industry and is currently not active in mainstream cinema.

Samundra Bhatta is a Nepali filmmaker, director, and writer known for her bold storytelling and cultural depth. A graduate of Toronto Film School, she made her directorial debut with Aadha Page (2016), a romantic drama. Her breakthrough came with Gunyo Cholo: The Dress (2024), a powerful film exploring gender identity and social stigma, starring Najir Husen. The film was selected for the prestigious Photo Film Market in Seattle, USA, gaining international attention. Bhatta’s work blends traditional Nepali themes with contemporary narratives, reflecting her commitment to inclusive cinema. As a rising voice in South Asian film, she continues to challenge norms through visual storytelling.

Umesh Mayalu is a Nepali comedian and film artist known for his expressive humor, sharp timing, and ability to portray everyday Nepali characters with warmth and relatability. Active across stage, television, and cinema, he has built a reputation as a versatile performer who blends social commentary with light‑hearted comedy. His performances often highlight the quirks, struggles, and joys of ordinary people, making him a familiar and beloved presence in Nepali entertainment.