Arjun Tiwari

Krishna Shrestha is a Nepali cinematographer active since 2002, known for his versatile work across commercial, romantic, and action‑drama films in Kollywood. His career spans more than two decades, with credits in major productions such as Kranti (2002), Bhuttukai Bhaye Ni (2002), Pyari Bahini (2004), Kanoon (2007), Dhoom (2009), Dosti (2009), Man Manai Man Paraye (2011), Bodyguard (2012), Jodi No.1 (2014), Bhram (2015), Luv Sab (2015), Sakas (2017), Boyfriend (2018), and Eklavya (2019). His work is recognized for clean framing, commercial visual appeal, and consistent collaboration with mid‑2000s and 2010s Nepali film directors.

Javed Shah is one of the foundational cinematographers of Nepali cinema’s classic era (1989–2004), known for shaping the visual language of action‑drama films through his signature gritty lighting, bold framing, and dynamic camera movement. His work spans more than 15 major feature films, making him one of the most respected technicians of his generation.

Krishna Bahadur Thapa is a seasoned Nepali cinematographer with more than a decade of professional experience across feature films, music videos, and commercial productions. He has worked his way up through the camera department as Assistant Cinematographer, Focus Puller, First Assistant Camera, Steadicam Operator, and Chief Assistant Cinematographer, eventually establishing himself as a full‑fledged Director of Photography.His cinematography credits include Parastree (2023), Pashupati Prasad 2 – Bhasme Don (2023), Prema (2023), and Hookah (2023), with upcoming work in Ke Ghar Ke Dera – Ghar No. 2 (2025).He has contributed to major Nepali films in key technical roles, including Aama (2020), Chiso Maanchhe (2022), Mantra (2022), Teen Jantu (2021), Ghamad Shere (2019), Ranveer (2019), Ma Yesto Geet Gaauchu (2017), A Mero Hajur 2 (2017), Saayad 2 (2017), Love You Baba (2014), and Jhola (2013).He is also a Treasurer at NEFTA (Nepal Film Technician Association) and has served as a jury member and judge in national award events, including the 6th National Inclusive Music Awards (2023).

Bidur Pandey is a self-taught director of photography who has made critically acclaimed movies and more than 1,500 music videos. The prolific artist has done it all—commercials, documentaries and feature films; but his litmus test came in the form of Kagbeni, the first film in South Asia to be shot in digital camera. The movie went on to set benchmarks in the Nepali film industry.