Alesander Puspa Raj Shrestha

Mina Shrestha is a Nepali film actress active in the late 1990s, known for her graceful presence and expressive performances during the era’s shift toward modern, music‑driven storytelling. She portrayed a variety of characters across different films, delivering natural, effortless acting in every role. Though her career was brief, she remains part of the 90s generation remembered for charm, simplicity, and evolving screen aesthetics.

Sapan Shrestha is a singer. He is active in folk pop singing. Dozens of his songs are famous.

Raju Dhoj Rana is a veteran Nepali film director active since 1994, known for directing several notable commercial and social‑drama films of the 1990s and 2000s. His career spans multiple creative roles — director, story writer, lyricist, screenplay writer, production designer, producer, and action director — making him one of the more versatile contributors of his era.

Gopal Yonjan (1943–1997) was a towering figure in Nepali music—an accomplished singer, lyricist, music director, arranger, flutist, and multi-instrumentalist. Born in Darjeeling, India, he began his musical journey with the flute, winning accolades as a young performer. His deep study of Nepali folk, Rabindra Sangeet, and classical traditions shaped a career that spanned over three decades and more than 2,000 compositions. Yonjan moved to Kathmandu in 1967 to pursue his MA in Nepali and taught music at prestigious schools while composing for Radio Nepal, Nepal Police Club, and films. His partnership with Narayan Gopal is considered the golden era of Nepali modern music. He was known for blending poetic depth with rich orchestration, often writing, composing, and arranging his own songs. His works spanned genres—patriotic, romantic, philosophical, spiritual, and children's music. He was honored with the Gorkha Dakshin Bahu, Chinnalata Song Award, and multiple Best Music Director titles. His legacy continues to inspire generations of musicians and listeners.