Keshab Raj Bhatt

Rishi Raj Acharya is one of Nepal’s most respected film directors, known for blending social realism, cultural depth, and emotional storytelling in modern Nepali cinema. Born on September 14, 1978, in Tulsipur, Dang, he has shaped a distinct directorial identity by treating cinema not just as entertainment but as a medium of social awareness, cultural preservation, and personal expression.Acharya’s filmmaking journey is rooted in his academic background—he holds a Master’s degree in Sociology, which deeply influences his narrative style. His films often explore themes of migration, rural life, tradition, identity, and the changing social fabric of Nepal.He is also actively involved in the Nepali film community as a member of the Film Directors’ Guild of Nepal and the Film Artist Workers’ Organization of Nepal (FAWON).

Menakshi Anand is an actress and performing artist known for her work in Nepali cinema as well as in select Indian films. She gained recognition for her lead role in the classic Nepali film Sindoor and appeared in other Nepali films such as Jeevan Rekha. Beyond Nepali cinema, she contributed to Indian films through singing, dancing, and supporting roles, demonstrating her versatility as a performer. Anand’s work in the late 1970s and 1980s helped shape early Nepali film narratives while bridging connections with broader South Asian cinema, making her a memorable figure in the region’s performing arts. 

Sammy D Real G is a Nepali rapper, songwriter, and performer known for his raw street‑style delivery and energetic stage presence. Based in Shantinagar, he has built a strong following with tracks like “Rap Sun Nepali Ko,” “Amulya,” and “No Flex,” collaborating with leading NepHop producers and performing actively across the underground scene.