Rabindra Singh Baniya

Tanka Chaulagain is a Nepali writer, theatre director, theatre coach, and actor known for his disciplined stage practice, character‑focused storytelling, and long-standing contribution to Nepal’s contemporary theatre movement. Active across writing, directing, actor‑training, and performance, he has shaped numerous productions through his emphasis on emotional truth, ensemble collaboration, and grounded dramatic technique.His work reflects a deep commitment to theatre pedagogy — guiding emerging actors in voice, movement, improvisation, and script interpretation — while his direction highlights clarity, rhythm, and socially rooted narratives. As an actor, Chaulagain is recognized for expressive delivery and physical precision, making him a versatile presence in both classical and modern Nepali theatre.

Biren Shrestha is a Nepali actor who entered cinema in the late 2000s and is best known for Mr. Mangale (2008), where he contributed both as an actor and producer. His filmography includes Bandhaki (2004), Samarpan (2004), Duniya (2006), Aamako Kaakh (2006), Binti Patra (2006), Ekata (2006), Dhruba Tara (2005), Manle Manlai Chuncha (2014), and Sali Kasko Bhena Ko

Biraj Bhatta, born Bhojraj Bhatta in Dhangadhi, is one of Nepal’s most commercially successful action actors, celebrated for his commanding screen presence and cross‑industry impact in Nepali, Bhojpuri, and Tharu cinema. Active since the early 2000s, he has appeared in over 200 films, earning the titles “Action Star” and “Action Tiger” for his signature socio‑drama and action roles.He received the National Film Award for Best Actor for Khal Nayak (2008) and remains one of the highest‑paid actors in Nepali film history. His recent work includes directing and starring in the 2024 action‑drama 12 Gaun, which strengthened his reputation as a bankable star and filmmaker.With a career spanning two decades, Biraj continues to shape Nepal’s mainstream action cinema.

Sandeep Shrestha is a Nepali theatre artist and stage actor from Biratnagar, known for his expressive performance style, disciplined rehearsal practice, and commitment to contemporary Nepali theatre. A former student of Mandala Theatre Nepal, he received structured training in acting, movement, voice, and ensemble performance, shaping his foundation as a serious stage performer.He later joined One World Theatre Nepal, where he expanded his craft through character‑based productions, physical theatre, and socially engaged storytelling. His work reflects a blend of classical theatre discipline and modern performance techniques, making him a reliable and emotionally grounded presence on stage.Active in plays, workshops, and collaborative productions, Shrestha represents the emerging generation of Nepali theatre practitioners dedicated to artistic growth, cultural expression, and meaningful performance.