Hari Prasad Rimal

Norden Tenzing is a legendary Nepali vocalist and the charismatic frontman of The Hillians, the pioneering Darjeeling band that helped define the sound of modern Nepali pop and rock. Known for blending Western harmonies with Nepali melodic roots, he became one of the most influential voices of the 1970s–80s music renaissance in the hills. His evergreen hits — “Musu Musu Hasideu,” “Gajalu Aakhai Chopne,” and other beloved tracks — cemented his status as a cultural icon across the Nepali‑speaking world. Norden’s soulful voice, innovative arrangements, and electrifying stage presence introduced a fresh musical identity that inspired generations of artists. Through his work with The Hillians, he expanded the creative possibilities of Nepali modern music and remains celebrated as one of Darjeeling’s most enduring musical legends.

Arjun Kumar Dangol, popularly known as Arjun Kumar, is a Nepali singer and film producer recognized for his contributions to both music and cinema. Active since the early 2000s, he began his career as a singer before transitioning into filmmaking, where he established himself as a successful producer of mainstream Nepali films. Known for blending commercial appeal with emotional storytelling, he has produced several notable projects and collaborated with leading actors, directors, and technicians in the industry. His dual identity as a singer and filmmaker has made him a versatile creative figure in modern Nepali entertainment

Hari Karmacharya is a dynamic Nepali singer, lyricist, and composer known for his vibrant contributions to modern and folk-inspired Nepali music. A founding member of the band Gloomy Guys, he has carved a niche with his energetic performances and catchy compositions that blend traditional rhythms with contemporary flair. His musical journey spans decades, marked by creativity and cultural resonance. Hari’s popular songs include Disco Dohori, Maya Ko Dori Le, Halla Machchiyo, and his live cover of Aadha Jindagi, showcasing his vocal versatility and emotional depth. His lyrics often explore themes of love, nostalgia, and everyday life, making his music relatable and enduring. Whether collaborating with other artists or performing solo, Hari Karmacharya continues to be a beloved figure in the Nepali music scene, celebrated for his originality and passion.

Abishek Khadka is a young Nepali actor known for his lead role in the film ‘Kumari’ and other upcoming projects, rapidly gaining recognition in Nepali cinema. Early Life and Background Abishek Khadka was born in Jhapa, Nepal. He pursued acting professionally for several years, beginning with theatre at age 15, and trained under renowned acting coach Anup Baral. He also performed in the stage play Sikrum, which garnered attention for his acting abilities Film Career Abishek made his film debut with Behuli from Meghauli, but his most prominent early role is as the male lead in the Nepali romantic drama ‘Kumari’, directed by Dinesh Raut and released theatrically in Magh 23 His co-star in the film, Aakriti Rajbhandari, also makes her acting debut. ‘Kumari’ gained attention for its modern portrayal of love, relatable characters, and a popular soundtrack, including the song ‘Doko Bunne’, which achieved millions of views online. Abishek’s character in the movie was noted for mirroring aspects of his real-life personality, providing a strong entry into lead roles in cinema, He has expressed excitement and nervousness about his debut while highlighting the challenges of portraying emotional scenes authentically. Beyond ‘Kumari’, Abishek has joined the upcoming film ‘Shree Niwas’ alongside veteran actor Haribansha Acharya, directed by Aakash Baral and Sajan Kafle with a screenplay by Abhimanyu Nirabi, signaling his continued rise in the industry.