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Amar Rasaili is a Nepali film director, production designer, and writer known for his multidisciplinary contribution to contemporary Nepali cinema, working across story, screenplay, and visual design to shape emotionally grounded and visually coherent films. Active in direction and art‑department leadership, he is recognized for blending narrative clarity with strong production aesthetics, often developing his own story concepts and screenplays while overseeing the film’s visual world. His work reflects a collaborative, detail‑driven approach that connects performance, design, and storytelling, positioning him among the new‑generation creators contributing to the evolving craft of Nepali filmmaking.

Laxminath Sharma is a pioneering figure in Nepali cinema, known for his multifaceted contributions as a film director, screenwriter, lyricist, production designer, and legal advisor. Born on September 24, 1945 in Barbote, Ilam, he began his career in the early 1970s with the Royal Nepal Film Corporation and later became a leading force in shaping narrative-driven Nepali films Education: MA in History, Tribhuvan University Diploma in Cinema (Direction), FTII Pune (1977) Film/TV/Animation training, AIBD Malaysia (1982) Notable Roles: Director of acclaimed films like Badlindo Aakash (1983), Shanti Deep (1989), Milan (1993), Sarangi (1994), Bidrohi (2002) Screenwriter and lyricist for Bhai Tika, Apaharan (Ekadeshma), Angalo Angaloma Legal advisor for Timro Kasam (2013) Board member at Oscar International College of Film Studies since 2003

Raj Bahadur Sane, born on April 14 in Jumla, Nepal, is a Nepali writer and director known for his contribution to socially grounded and character‑driven cinema. Beginning his career in 2012, he has worked on films such as Pathshala, The Return Hero, Lati, Vrindavan, Birangana, Doli, Good Friend, Silly Pho, Bulaki, Juna, and Sitamol. Sane earned national recognition after winning the National Film Award for Best Screenplay for Bulaki, establishing himself as a distinct creative voice in contemporary Nepali filmmaking.

Randhir Shrestha is a Nepali film director, writer, and visual storyteller known for crafting gritty, high‑intensity action narratives rooted in conflict, power, and human psychology. Active in contemporary Nepali cinema, he represents a new generation of filmmakers who blend stylized action with emotional depth and character‑driven storytelling.He is the writer and director of the upcoming action‑thriller Kumbh (2026), a film that explores dominance, violence, and survival through a dark, atmospheric world. Randhir’s direction is marked by strong visual composition, raw performances, and a commitment to building cinematic tension through realism and mood.