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Bikash Aryal is a Nepali comedy performer and writer known for his expressive stage presence, sharp timing, and contribution to character‑based comedic content. Active in Nepal’s growing digital and stage‑comedy scene, he performs in humorous sketches, situational acts, and collaborative comedy segments that highlight his natural delivery and audience‑friendly style.As a writer, Aryal contributes to comedic scripts, dialogue, and short‑form storytelling, helping shape performances with structured humor and relatable narratives. His work blends everyday observations with light‑hearted satire, making him a consistent creative presence in the teams he collaborates with.

Samrat Thapa is a Nepali film actor active since 2001, known for his work across commercial and social‑drama cinema, appearing in more than three dozen films over two decades. His career includes notable roles in Sapoot (2007), Mister Don (2008), Dosti (2009), Swabhiman (2010), Phool (2012), Love in China Border (2013), Agni (2015), Refugee (2016), and the upcoming Sarang (2025). His filmography reflects a consistent presence in mainstream Nepali cinema, contributing as both an actor and occasional co‑producer.

Nabin K Bhattarai is the singer and principal musician in Nepal. He has given his fans 14 music albums till date. His music has a pop and rock combo that found success with a blend of ’70’s rock influences and slick hooks. Nabin K Bhattarai got his first musical break through his single “Ankhama Timilai” and never looked back. Issuing single after single and scoring hits in various radio formats Nabin K Bhattarai embedded his name in the music history of Nepal. People believe that his music is different and enticing at the same time.

Poornima Shrestha, born Sushma Shrestha, is a celebrated Bollywood playback singer of Nepali Newar heritage whose voice defined several eras of South Asian music. Rising to fame as a child artist with hits like Hai Na Bolo Bolo and Tera Mujhse Hai Pehle, she later delivered chart‑toppers such as Kya Hua Tera Wada, earning multiple Filmfare nominations. Alongside her Indian career, she contributed significantly to Nepali music, singing beloved songs like “Ali Ali Haar Ho” (Sindoor), “Mero Maya Basyo Timro Mutuma”, “Jati Maya Laye Pani”, and several modern Nepali pop‑influenced tracks. With a career spanning five decades, Poornima remains one of the most enduring, versatile, and culturally connected voices in the region.