Upendra Subba

Dhanendra Bimal is a respected Nepali lyricist and cultural contributor known for his thoughtful, expressive songwriting rooted in Nepali poetic tradition. His work reflects emotional depth, social sensitivity, and a refined command of language, making him a recognized name in the field of Nepali music and literature.Alongside his creative career, he served in a significant administrative role as the Deputy Executive Director, where he contributed to institutional development, cultural promotion, and organizational leadership. After a long and dedicated tenure, he retired in 2074 BS, marking the completion of a distinguished public‑service career.

Ram Man Trishit, also known as Ram Man Shrestha, was a renowned Nepali lyricist celebrated for his contributions to modern Nepali music. Born around 1941, he was not only a gifted lyricist but also a medical doctor by profession. His lyrics were often brought to life by composers like Shiva Shankar and singers such as Tara Devi and Narayan Gopal. Some of his notable songs include: "Dilma Hajur Ayera" (sung by Tara Devi) "Mancheko Maya Yaha" (sung by Narayan Gopal and Gyanu Rana) "Yek Phool Jharera Ke Bho" (sung by Tara Devi) He passed away on May 31, 2011, leaving behind a legacy of timeless music.

Santosh Panta is a renowned Nepali comedian, actor, director, and songwriter. He is best known for his iconic sitcom Hijo Aaja Ka Kura, which aired on Nepal Television and addressed contemporary social issues. The show ran for an impressive 13 years with 699 episodes and later returned for 117 episodes on Kantipur Television. It also served as a platform for many Nepali comedians, including Deepak Raj Giri and Deepa Shree Niraula. Santosh Panta began his acting journey at the age of 7 and has appeared in around 30 movies, including Badalido Aakash and Chauka Dau. The first film he made was ‘April Fool’. He has acted in more than 2,000 series. He has also directed and acted in various Gaijatra comedy performances, theater productions, and television series. Additionally, he was a judge on the reality show Comedy Champion.

Nabin Bhatt is a Nepali film and theatre artist, known for his work as a director, actor, and creative storyteller across stage and screen. Emerging from Nepal’s contemporary theatre movement, Bhatt developed his artistic foundation through acting, ensemble work, and script‑driven performance before transitioning into filmmaking.Active in theatre productions, workshops, and character‑based stage performances, he is recognized for his grounded acting style and his ability to shape emotionally layered narratives. His theatre background strongly influences his directing approach — emphasizing realism, character psychology, and performance‑centered storytelling.In film, Bhatt works as a director and creative contributor, developing stories that blend social themes, human relationships, and dramatic structure. His dual experience in theatre and cinema positions him among the new generation of Nepali creators who bridge stage discipline with visual storytelling.Bhatt continues to expand his presence in Nepal’s creative landscape through directing, acting, writing, and collaborative artistic projects.