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(DOP • Cinematographer • Camera & Electrical Department • Nepali Film Industry) Maan Krishna Maharjan is a Nepali Director of Photography (DOP) and cinematographer known for his work on major Nepali feature films, including Pitaambar (2025), Pradeshi 2 (2023), Prem Geet (2022), Sanglo (2020), Chhakka Panja 3 (2018), Tshering (2018), Rani (2017), and Bato Muniko Phul 2 (2016). Active since 2011, he has contributed to the industry as a cinematographer, media consultant, script analyst, and camera & electrical department specialist, making him one of the most versatile visual technicians in modern Nepali cinema. Known for his clean visual framing, controlled lighting, and emotionally grounded camera language, Maharjan works across commercial blockbusters, romantic dramas, action films, and music videos. His upcoming project Sydney Blues (pre‑production) further expands his portfolio into international‑themed storytelling.

Tilak Bam Malla, also known by his stage name Parivesh, is a Nepali folk-pop singer. He gained popularity in the late 90s with his second Lok Pop album, Parivesh Vol.2, which featured hit songs like Mutu Chune, Bhote Talcha, Haat Ma Rumal, and Chaite Dashain. He is considered a pioneer of the Lok Pop genre in Nepal. Malla has released numerous successful songs and albums, and his music continues to resonate with Nepali audiences. He also owns Parivesh Recording Studio, where he supports talented musicians who want to revolutionize the Nepali music industry. Beyond music, he has been involved in humanitarian efforts, especially during the devastating Nepal earthquake in 2015. If you're interested in his music, you can check out some of his songs like Mero Maya, Bhote Talcha, and Sarara.

Ganesh Upreti is a veteran Nepali actor known for his powerful screen presence and decades‑long contribution to Nepali cinema. Active since the mid‑1990s, he has appeared in more than 40 films, including acclaimed titles such as A Mero Hajur, Basain, Bato Muniko Phool, Mausam, and Bhul Bhaye Maaf Gara. His performances often portray grounded, emotionally layered characters ranging from father figures to complex antagonists, making him one of the most versatile actors of his generation.After relocating to the United States for several years, Upreti made a highly anticipated return to Nepali cinema with Jhari Pachhi Ko Indreni (2025), marking his comeback after nearly a decade. His return reflects both his enduring passion for acting and his respected position within the industry.With a career spanning over three decades, Ganesh Upreti remains a significant figure in Nepali film, known for authenticity, emotional depth, and a body of work that continues to resonate with audiences.