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Samyam Puri is a Nepali actor known for his natural, youthful screen presence and emotionally grounded performances, rising to prominence with Saayad (2012) and continuing his career through films such as Hostel, Utsav, Love You Baba, Aadha Love, and Saayad 2, establishing himself as a consistent face in modern Nepali commercial cinema.

Indrakala Rai is a talented Nepali singer known for her captivating voice and engaging performances. She has made significant contributions to the Nepali music industry with her soulful renditions and unique style. Career Highlights The Voice of Nepal: Indrakala Rai gained significant recognition through her participation in "The Voice of Nepal," where she showcased her exceptional vocal abilities. Popular Songs: Some of her notable songs include "Eh Kancha Thattai Ma," "Kasari Ma Bhule," "Pohor Saal Khusi," "Udaayo Mann," and "Bardali". Musical Style: Her music blends traditional Nepali influences with contemporary melodies, creating a heartfelt and unique sound.

Barsha Karmacharya is a talented Nepali singer, songwriter, model and composer who has made a mark in the Nepali music industry. She is known for her unique blend of pop and traditional Nepali music, often incorporating cultural elements into her songs. Some of her popular tracks include "Sarara," "Narisauna," and "Oh Makka," which showcase her versatility and creativity. Barsha is also a model and makeup artist, adding to her multifaceted career. She has collaborated with other artists and gained recognition for her vibrant music videos and performances. Currently based in the United States, she continues to pursue her passion for music while exploring other creative fields.  

Subarna Thapa is a Nepali film and theatre artist, internationally recognized for his work as a director, actor, and writer. Based in France since 1999, he works across cinema and theatre, shaping stories that blend Nepali identity with global artistic sensibilities. His creative foundation comes from theatre, which continues to influence the emotional depth and realism of his films.Thapa made his feature‑film debut as a director with Soongava: Dance of the Orchids (2012), Nepal’s first mainstream LGBTQ+‑themed film, which earned international acclaim and festival screenings. He went on to direct notable films including Fanko (2016), Fils (2014), Bato Muniko Phool 2 (2016), and the critically praised The Secrets of Radha (2022).As an actor, he has appeared in films such as Soongava (2012), Goodbye Kathmandu (2017), The Puppet (2021), and several short films, showcasing his versatility across dramatic and character‑driven roles.Thapa is also active in theatre arts, conducting workshops, mentoring young filmmakers, and collaborating on stage‑based storytelling projects. His long‑term association with the British Council’s “Script to Screen” initiative highlights his commitment to nurturing new Nepali voices in cinema.Today, Subarna Thapa stands as one of Nepal’s most respected cross‑disciplinary artists, bridging film, theatre, and international cinema with a distinct narrative voice.