Yubaraj Lama

Palpasa Dangol, popularly known by her stage name “Chamsuri,” is one of Nepal’s most recognized comedy actresses. With a career spanning over 25 years, she has become a household name through her expressive acting, sharp comedic timing, and memorable portrayals of rural Nepali characters. Her breakthrough came from the legendary sitcom Meri Bassai, where her character Chamsuri became one of the most beloved comedic roles in Nepali television.Beyond Meri Bassai, Palpasa has appeared in multiple Nepali comedy serials and stage programs, contributing to the evolution of Nepali situational comedy. Her work reflects a blend of traditional humor, social commentary, and character‑driven storytelling. She remains active in the entertainment scene through serials, live events, and cultural performances.

Nirmal Sharma is a celebrated Nepali actor, director, and producer, best known for his iconic role as “Gaida” in the beloved sitcom Tito Satya. With a career spanning over three decades, he has appeared in more than 50 films and 30 television series, leaving a lasting impact on Nepali entertainment. He made his debut in the film Aamako Maya (2052 BS) and has since become a household name, not only for his comedic timing but also for his contributions behind the camera. Sharma is also known for his mentorship of emerging artists and his recent gesture of waiving 66% of his pay to support a struggling producer, which earned him widespread respect in the industry.

Prakash Thapa is regarded as one of the legendary directors of Nepali cinema, known for shaping the visual and narrative style of the industry during its formative decades. Active primarily in the 1980s and 1990s, he directed several influential films that blended emotional storytelling with strong social themes, helping establish a more modern cinematic language in Nepal. Thapa earned respect for his disciplined direction, character‑driven narratives, and ability to bring out memorable performances from actors. Though less publicly documented than some of his contemporaries, his films remain admired for their craft and cultural resonance. His contribution continues to be recognized as an important chapter in the evolution of Nepali filmmaking

Santosh Sen is a leading Nepali film producer and director recognized for elevating mainstream Nepali cinema through high‑budget productions and strong visual storytelling. He rose to prominence with the blockbuster Prem Geet series and later expanded into direction with Prem Geet 3 and the large‑scale national drama Balidan. His work blends Nepali cultural identity with modern cinematic techniques, and his banner Aasusen Films has become synonymous with ambitious, globally‑positioned Nepali filmmaking.