Anurag Kunwar

Tika Pahari is a respected veteran actor in Nepali cinema, known for his powerful supporting roles across several decades. He gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of Raj’s father in the beloved film Darpan Chhaya (2001), and has since appeared in numerous acclaimed films such as Jeevan Sangharsha (1995), Prithvi (1994), Manjari (2013), and Dui Rupaiyan (2017), where he played the role of a smuggling boss. His performances often bring emotional depth and gravitas, making him a familiar and admired figure in both classic and contemporary Nepali films. He is also the father of actor Gaurav Pahari, continuing a legacy of artistic contribution to Nepali cinema.

Prajwal studied piano at 6 and is still learning. He performed extensively all over Nepal. He has been involved in a diverse multitude of musical projects extending across a comprehensive range of musical styles, including pop, rock, R&B, commercial music, Indian Classical, Western Classical, Jazz, Fusion, etc. as well as the broad spectrum of Nepali music collaborating with local, national and international artists. Involvement in the recording industry, commercial television production, music theatre, and teaching rounded out his activities in Nepal. Prajwal is a member of the Music Association of Nepal and has actively worked as a Keyboardist and a Music Director with International Franchise Television reality shows such as Nepal Idol, Voice of Nepal, SaReGaMaPa Li’l Champs, and other local reality shows. Prajwal has extensive experience in music performances. He worked in the prestigious music club of Nepal, “RAJGHARANA,” for three years and toured with many well-known Nepali, Indian, and other international musicians. He was also on the faculty of Nepal Music Center, Kathmandu Jazz Conservatory, and the University of North Texas, currently teaching Piano. Prajwal is currently focused on creating original music and is a member of several Nepali bands performing concerts with visiting international music artists.

Satyajeet Gajmer is a Nepali film artist known for his appearance in the classic film Dakshina (1994). He is the son of renowned Nepali music composer Ranjit Gajmer, a respected figure in Nepali music. Continuing the creative legacy of his father, Satyajeet has expanded his career beyond Nepali cinema and is currently active in the Bollywood film industry.His early recognition came through his role in Dakshina, directed by Tulsi Ghimire, and he remains associated with the influential 1990s era of Nepali filmmaking. Today, he works in the Indian film industry, contributing to various creative and technical roles as part of Bollywood’s production ecosystem.

Loonibha Tuladhar is a prominent Nepali actress and theater artist with a career spanning over two decades. She began her acting journey in 2001 with Abhi Subedi's play "Dreams of Peach Blossoms." Since then, she has performed in approximately three dozen plays, collaborating with renowned theater groups such as Naga Theatre, Hotel Vajra, and Shilpee Theatre. Beyond theater, Loonibha has made significant contributions to Nepali cinema and television. She gained popularity for her roles in television shows like "Pothi Basyo" and "Pawankali," the latter being a comedy talk-show she conceptualized. Her film appearances include "Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi" (2019) and "The Tiger's Nest" (2022). In addition to acting, Loonibha is actively involved in documentary filmmaking, with her works being showcased at various events, including the Indigenous Film Festival. Her diverse talents also extend to directing, as evidenced by her participation in the play "In the Red and Brown Water" (2014). Outside of her professional endeavors, Loonibha has a deep appreciation for cooking, especially Newari cuisine, and enjoys traveling, having explored much of Nepal and parts of India. She also has a fondness for embroidery and knitting, skills she learned during her childhood.