Krishna Bhakta Maharjan

Manas Raj is a talented singer and lyricist from Bhaktapur, Nepal. He has made a name for himself in the Nepali music industry with his unique voice and songwriting skills. Collaborations: Manas Raj has collaborated with various artists and has been part of several music videos. Recognition: His work has gained significant popularity and recognition in Nepal, and he continues to be an influential figure in the Nepali music scene Here are five of Manas Raj's popular songs: "Lai Lai (Rajkumari)" featuring Saroj and Aashma "HERO" featuring Dikshya Thakuri "Pari Tyo Dada Ma Gham Lagyo Ghamailo" from the movie Resham Filili "Maya Maya" from the movie Diary "Sakhi" featuring Pramisha Rana These songs have gained significant popularity and showcase his talent as a singer and lyricist.

hishir Bangdel is a successful Nepali artist. Established as Actor,Musician. Shishir's acting career started in 2008 with the villain role in "Tata Bye Bye" (release date was postponed until 2015). With a special talent for portraying the bad guy, Shishir landed the role of the drug-dealing DJ Ryan in the 2013 hit movie "Karkash." In the romantic comedy "Kabaddi" (2014), Shishir played Ambir Thakuri, swindler and overall criminal. In the sequel ("Kabaddi Kabaddi" 2015), Shishir resumed the role of Ambir, who had advanced in his criminal career and was now a corrupt politician. In the mega hit "Resham Filili" (2015), Shishir portrayed yet another villain, the memorable Dorjee Don.

Krishna Murari Dhungel is a Nepali film artist known for his supporting roles in 1990s Nepali cinema, including his appearance in Bhisma Pratigya (1995). Active during the era of ensemble social‑action dramas, he contributed to films featuring leading actors such as Rajesh Hamal, Gauri Malla, Dhiren Shakya, and Neer Bikram Shah. Recognized for his steady presence in character roles, Dhungel remains part of the generation that shaped the classic period of Nepali commercial filmmaking.

Puran Joshi is a Nepali actor, director, and producer known for his steady contribution to contemporary Nepali cinema and television. Active across multiple creative roles, he has built a reputation for thoughtful storytelling, disciplined craft, and a strong command of both performance and direction. Joshi has worked on a range of projects—from feature films to TV serials—often focusing on socially grounded narratives and character‑driven drama. His involvement in production further highlights his commitment to strengthening Nepal’s film ecosystem, making him a versatile and respected figure in the industry.