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Srijana Subba is a talented Nepalese theatre artist & film actress known for her remarkable performances in several movies. Here are some notable films she has appeared in: Loot (2012): In this film, she portrayed the character Putali. Dying Candle (2016): Srijana’s role as Kshemi earned her recognition and accolades, including the Best Actress award at the National Film Awards in 2017. Yuma (2016): Srijana not only acted in this stage play but also directed it13. Loot 2 (2017): She reprised her role as Putali in the sequel to the popular film. Chakkar (2018): Srijana played the character Sheila. Mr. Virgin (2018): She was part of this intriguing film. Apart from her film acting, She has acted and directed more than 100 plays and she also gives acting training. Her work has left a significant impact on the Nepali entertainment industry.

Urgen Dong was born in Kavreplanchawk, Nepal. He comes from a humble family background, with his father working as a tempo driver and his mother as a daily wage worker. From a young age, Urgen was passionate about music and worked various jobs to support his family and pursue his musical dreams. Career Highlights Debut Song: "Maya Marya Chaina" Popular Songs: "Tadha Bhaya Pani," "Lajalu Mayaalu," "Hamro Yo Maya," "Maya Tito Mitho" Awards: National Box Office Music Video Awards Collaborations Dui Din Ko Maya: Featuring Bijay Dong and Sapna Tamang Tamang Dai: Featuring Bijay Dong, Shrijana Tamang, and Sundar Dhital Saiyaa: Featuring Annu Chaudhary and Bijay Dong Musical Style Urgen Dong's music blends traditional Nepali sounds with contemporary elements, creating a unique and captivating style. His powerful voice and emotive performances have made him a beloved figure in the Nepali music industry.

Sundar Shrestha is a veteran Nepali folk singer and lyricist best known for co-performing the iconic song “Resham Firiri” in 1969. Alongside Dwarika Lal Joshi, his rendition helped popularize the song across Nepal, making it a staple of street music and cultural gatherings. Active since the 1970s, Shrestha contributed to numerous folk recordings and live performances, preserving traditional melodies and rhythms. He also collaborated on songs like Chautariko Majhaima and worked with artists such as Chandra Kumar Moktan and Hira Devi Rai. His legacy lies in promoting Nepali folk music through Radio Nepal and live platforms for over four decades.

Robert Singh Badaila is a Nepali film artist and music video performer known for his strong physical presence, expressive acting style, and impactful supporting roles. Active across both cinema and the Nepali music video industry, he brings intensity, discipline, and a rugged screen persona that fits naturally within action‑driven and dramatic storylines.In films, he appears in the upcoming action‑thriller Kumbh (2026), contributing to the movie’s gritty world of conflict, power, and high‑stakes confrontations. Beyond cinema, Robert has also featured in multiple Nepali music videos, where his confident screen presence and character‑driven performances have helped him connect with a wider audience.