Gobind Rai

Yumi Balami is a Nepali dance choreographer and performer known for her contemporary‑fusion style, clean technique, and active presence in stage shows, music videos, and youth‑focused dance platforms. Emerging from Kathmandu’s modern dance scene, she has built a reputation for expressive choreography, strong musicality, and polished on‑camera performance.Balami has contributed to multiple commercial productions, live events, and artist collaborations, becoming one of the recognizable young choreographers shaping Nepal’s evolving dance landscape. Her work blends modern, hip‑hop, and Nepali cultural movement, making her a sought‑after instructor and creative collaborator among new‑generation performers.

Sujata Baral is a Nepali dance educator, researcher, and performing arts scholar dedicated to the promotion of dance education and Nepal's cultural heritage. She has been associated with Padma Kanya Multiple Campus, Tribhuvan University, as a Dance Teacher, where she contributes to the teaching, training, and academic development of dance students.With a strong interest in dance as both an art form and a field of academic study, Baral has contributed to research related to Nepalese dance, culture, and performing arts. Her work reflects the importance of dance education in preserving traditional knowledge while encouraging creative expression among new generations of artists.Through her teaching at Padma Kanya Campus and involvement in performing arts education, she continues to support aspiring dancers by providing practical training, artistic guidance, and knowledge of dance traditions. Padma Kanya Campus, under Tribhuvan University, offers dance education programs including master's-level dance studies, making it an important center for higher dance education in Nepal.

Kamal Rai is a veteran Nepali dance director and choreographer active since 1984, credited in more than 120–150 Nepali films and widely regarded as one of the most prolific movement creators in the industry. Known for his versatility across commercial, romantic, and folk‑influenced choreography, he has shaped dance sequences for multiple generations of actors. His work spans major titles such as Himmatwali, Phagu, Bhuimanchhe, Jiwan Kanda Ki Phool, Poi Paryo Kale, and Baina, along with contributions in direction, mixing, lyrics, and cinematography. A 2024 feature interview highlights him as a choreographer and director with experience across 300+ films in Nepali and regional cinema, underscoring his long‑standing influence on South Asian screen dance.

Samarpan Lama, an exceptionally talented dancer, has left an indelible mark on the Indian entertainment scene. Let’s delve into his fascinating journey: Background and Family: Samarpan hails from Pune, Maharashtra. His parents, originally from Nepal, migrated to India in search of work several years ago. His father, Dimdung Dheeren, works abroad and visits the family once every 2-3 years. Samarpan’s mother, a homemaker, resides in Pune. He has a brother named Sudhir Lama. Dancing Passion: Samarpan’s journey as a dancer began in 2020, without any formal training. He followed international dancers on YouTube to learn and hone his skills. In 2021, he auditioned for the Nepali TV channel OSR Reality and participated in the TV show Dance Champion. India’s Best Dancer Season 3: In 2023, Samarpan auditioned for India’s Best Dancer Season 3. Initially rejected in the digital audition round, he later received a call to showcase his live performance in Mumbai. His journey was not about winning; he aimed to learn and enjoy the process. However, destiny had other plans. In the grand finale, on 30 September 2023, Samarpan was declared the winner of the show. Reflecting on his victory, he expressed gratitude for the platform and the impact it had on his growth as a dancer. Personal Favorites: Actors: Sidharth Malhotra, Hrithik Roshan, Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan. Choreographer: Remo D’Souza. Samarpan Lama’s journey exemplifies dedication, passion, and the pursuit of dreams. 🕺🌟