Pawan Khatiwada

Prabhat Lama is a Nepali comedian, stage performer, and former radio producer/presenter known for his energetic delivery and consistent presence across Nepal’s comedy platforms. He began his media journey as a Program Producer/Presenter at Radio Audio, where he developed his voice, timing, and on‑air comedic style before transitioning fully into live comedy.He has performed as an artist at Mundre Ko Comedy Club (2023), gaining national visibility through character sketches and situational humor. Prabhat is also a recurring performer in Gaijatra 2080 and 2081, contributing to Nepal’s most iconic satirical festival with sharp social commentary and crowd‑friendly comedic acts.He further expanded his reach as a performer on Comedy Champion, where his stage confidence, improvisation, and audience connection helped establish him as a rising comedic voice in the Nepali entertainment scene.

Kunjana Ghimire, popularly known by her serial name सुन्तली is a Nepalese philanthropist, comedian, actor and a social worker. She is one of the main characters of the Nepali TV series Meri Bassai.

Bikash Aryal is a Nepali comedy performer and writer known for his expressive stage presence, sharp timing, and contribution to character‑based comedic content. Active in Nepal’s growing digital and stage‑comedy scene, he performs in humorous sketches, situational acts, and collaborative comedy segments that highlight his natural delivery and audience‑friendly style.As a writer, Aryal contributes to comedic scripts, dialogue, and short‑form storytelling, helping shape performances with structured humor and relatable narratives. His work blends everyday observations with light‑hearted satire, making him a consistent creative presence in the teams he collaborates with.

Roshani Sapkota is a Nepali actress best known for her breakout popularity in the classic comedy serial “Hari Bahadur–Madan Bahadur”, where she first gained national recognition. She later became widely loved for her long‑running role as Batuli in the hit series “Harke Haldar,” appearing in more than 700 episodes and establishing herself as one of Nepal’s most familiar television faces.