Subash Gajurel

Kumar Kanchha is a legendary Nepali playback singer, composer, and actor, known for his soulful voice and contributions to both music and cinema. Born on 28th Mangsir 2014 B.S. in Kolkata, India, he rose to fame with timeless hits like “Jindagi Ko Ke Bhara Cha Ra,” “Amaile Bhanthin,” and “Batasale Udai Lyayo.” His album Goreto and songs like “Naina Resham” remain Nepali folk-pop classics. In addition to his musical legacy, Kumar Kanchha also made a mark as an actor. He appeared in the iconic film Saino (directed by Ugyen Chopel), where his song “Kalko Pani Rakshi Ganayo” became a cultural phenomenon. He also acted in films like Lahure and Koshili, contributing both as a performer and playback singer. Kumar Kanchha’s dual legacy in music and film has made him one of the most cherished and versatile artists in the history of Nepali entertainment.

Khagendra Lamichhane is an actor, writer and director, and he has been successfully pursuing what he has been doing since 1999. He has acted in four acclaimed movies. He has directed five plays among which most of them have been staged in different national and international theatre festivals.

Uttam K.C. is a versatile Nepali actor, producer, director, and writer. He has been involved in various Nepali films and has gained recognition for his multifaceted contributions to the industry. Some of his notable works include acting in films like "Nai Na Bhannu La 5" and "Prem Diwas", and producing movies such as "Dying Candle". Uttam K.C. continues to be an influential figure in Nepali cinema, engaging with his audience through his diverse roles and projects.

Loonibha Tuladhar is a prominent Nepali actress and theater artist with a career spanning over two decades. She began her acting journey in 2001 with Abhi Subedi's play "Dreams of Peach Blossoms." Since then, she has performed in approximately three dozen plays, collaborating with renowned theater groups such as Naga Theatre, Hotel Vajra, and Shilpee Theatre. Beyond theater, Loonibha has made significant contributions to Nepali cinema and television. She gained popularity for her roles in television shows like "Pothi Basyo" and "Pawankali," the latter being a comedy talk-show she conceptualized. Her film appearances include "Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi" (2019) and "The Tiger's Nest" (2022). In addition to acting, Loonibha is actively involved in documentary filmmaking, with her works being showcased at various events, including the Indigenous Film Festival. Her diverse talents also extend to directing, as evidenced by her participation in the play "In the Red and Brown Water" (2014). Outside of her professional endeavors, Loonibha has a deep appreciation for cooking, especially Newari cuisine, and enjoys traveling, having explored much of Nepal and parts of India. She also has a fondness for embroidery and knitting, skills she learned during her childhood.