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Sajan Shrestha is a Nepali stand‑up comedian, digital creator, and YouTube host known for his sharp, relatable humor and his rise from everyday struggles to becoming one of Nepal’s widely recognized comedy personalities. He began his comedy journey around 2018. His early breakthrough came through Comedy Champion, which introduced him to a national audience and helped establish his comedic identity.

Rajesh Thapa is a talented Nepali music director and instructor. He has been working as a music composer and instructor for almost 20 years, specializing in eastern classical music. Rajesh is also an ECA (Extra-Curricular Activities) teacher for music at Radiant Readers Academy. Career Highlights Music Director: Rajesh has composed music for various projects, showcasing his expertise in eastern classical music. Music Instructor: He has been teaching music for nearly two decades, sharing his knowledge and passion with students. Personal Life Rajesh Thapa is known for his dedication to music and his ability to inspire others through his teaching and compositions. He continues to contribute significantly to the Nepali music industry.

Kishan Gurung, affectionately known as Kris, is a Nepali folk-pop singer known for his evocative voice, heartfelt lyrics, and emotional storytelling. Though born in Punjab, India, Gurung was raised in Nepal from the age of two, where his connection to the country’s culture and music deeply shaped his artistic identity. While his early life revolved around sports and a carefree youth, it was music that ultimately defined his path. His passion for singing emerged later in life, but once discovered, it quickly became the driving force of his creative journey. After settling in Gongabu, Kathmandu, he immersed himself in the local music scene, refining his craft and finding his unique voice. Musical Style and Themes As a folk-pop artist, Gurung blends traditional Nepali melodies with contemporary pop influences. His music often explores themes of love, longing, village life, and emotional resilience, resonating with listeners across generations. His ability to capture both nostalgia and modernity makes his songs deeply relatable and enduring.

Starting from the foundational years of modern Nepali cinema, Narendra Khadka has built a distinguished career as one of Nepal’s most prolific and respected film editors. Active since 1989, he has edited more than 36 feature films, shaping the narrative rhythm and visual language of Nepali commercial and social‑themed cinema. His editorial work spans classics such as Rajamati (1995), Seemana (1996), Zameen (1998), Basanti (2000), and Prem Yuddha (2005), establishing him as a key technical figure in the industry.Beyond editing, Khadka has contributed as a story writer and chief assistant director, demonstrating a deep understanding of cinematic structure and storytelling. His long service to Nepali cinema was formally honored when he received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 7th LG Cine Circle Awards, recognizing his decades of dedication and his role as the founding principal of the College of Film Studies.With a career spanning over three decades, Narendra Khadka remains a senior figure whose disciplined craft, technical precision, and editorial leadership continue to influence new generations of Nepali filmmakers.