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Pradeep Khadka is a Nepali actor, model, and filmmaker. He is best known for his role in Prem Geet. Pradeep owns a production house called Pradeep Media Pvt.Ltd. Pradeep started his career in 2011 as a filmmaker and actor. However, he was not popular before Prem Geet was released. Prem Geet was the movie that gave him a huge success and made him a popular actor overnight in Nepali film industry.

Kishor Kayastha is a pioneering Nepali photographer and visual artist whose career spans over three decades, beginning with his early explorations in Bhaktapur using a box camera from his family’s photo studio. A self‑taught artist, he rose from darkroom practice and childhood experimentation to become one of Nepal’s most influential photographers, known for blending tradition with contemporary artistry. His panoramic works—especially the acclaimed Mustang: Nostalgia – A Two‑Decade Odyssey—push the boundaries of landscape photography, offering immersive meditations on time, culture, and impermanence. Kayastha’s exhibitions since 2001 have established photography as a serious art form in Nepal, and his experimental series continue to inspire a new generation of photographers.

Nutan Pradhan is a versatile Nepali film writer, screenwriter, story writer, actress, lyricist, producer, and playback singer active since the late 1980s. She has contributed to some of Nepali cinema’s most memorable films, including Behuli, Sworga, Saraswati, Sorah Barshe Jowan, Nepal Pyaro Chha, and Rang Baijani. Known for her emotional storytelling and strong character-driven narratives, she has written dialogue, screenplay, and lyrics across multiple genres. Nutan also acted in Saraswati alongside Shiva Shrestha and Gauri Malla, and performed playback vocals in Sworga. Her multi‑disciplinary work has made her one of the most influential women creatives of her era.

mahesh pradhan is a famous Nepali fashion photographer. He has done photoshoots of many famous Nepali artists and models. He is the official photographer of 'Saptahik' and 'Nari' magazines published by Kantipur Publications.