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Raju Khatri Chhetri is a Nepali cinematographer known for his natural‑light visual style and versatile work across feature films, music videos, and commercial productions. Active in the evolving wave of Nepali filmmaking, he has contributed to projects such as Senti Virus and Bir Bikram 2, along with numerous independent films and mainstream music videos. His cinematography emphasizes clean framing, expressive close‑ups, and grounded outdoor visuals, making him a reliable collaborator for directors across genres. Beyond films, he works extensively in brand promos, event coverage, and digital advertising, establishing himself as a consistent and adaptable DOP in the industry.

Baikuntha Man Maskey is honored as the first cinematographer of Nepali cinema, a pioneering figure who helped shape the visual foundation of early Nepali films. He earned a Diploma in Cinematography from the Film and Television Institute in Pune, India, in the 1960s, and began his career as the chief cinematographer for “Manko Baadh.” Maskey went on to shoot numerous films, including “Parivartan” and “Hijo Aaja Bholi,” along with extensive work in documentaries and television. He passed away at the age of 83, leaving behind a lasting technical and artistic legacy.

Vidhan Karki is most successful director of short films and music videos in Nepal. He is known for creating the music videos such as Naboli Naboli, Kale Keta 2, Keto Ali Kamaune Hos, Mayale Mayale, Yesto Maya, Mai Ramri, Timro Sansar, Dharti Aakash, Chhal Chhal, Maya Nayani Taal, Makuri, Kopilama Sun Huncha, Timile Maya, Dharai Nakholi, Ritto Ritto and many more. His music video hits multi millions of views on YouTube. Additionally, he is known for directing and writing short films and music videos. He has more than ten years of experience in this industry. Many national awards have been given to him for his outstanding work as a director. He has also received many international awards for his excellent work as a director. With his work, he has introduced many new actors and made them successful. Among the Nepali community and others around the world, his extraordinary work is commercially successful. He has gained Film Making academics from the United States of America. He is the Founder / President of Music Video Directors Guild Of Nepal. His vision and leadership skill is taking Nepali Music Video making to a different level. He is a great source of inspiration for the new comers. His creative work and its success gave him a national and international recognition.

Shiva Dhakal is a senior Nepali cinematographer active since the mid‑1990s, known for his extensive work across commercial, romantic, and action‑driven Nepali films. With more than 40–50 feature films to his credit, he has shot notable titles such as Bulaki (2023), Krishna Leela (2022), Poi Paryo Kale (2019), Heroz (2018), Leela (2017), Ram Pyari (2016), and K Ma Timro Sathi Banna Sakchu (2012). His upcoming work includes the 2026 release Pariwartan, where he serves as Director of Photography. Dhakal received the National Film Award (2080) for Best Cinematography, underscoring his long‑standing contribution to Nepali visual storytelling.