Tirtha Lal Shrestha

Prabin Shrestha is a talented Nepali music video director, video-film editor, and animator. He has made significant contributions to the Nepali audio-video industry and is known for his work with Mokshya Production. Prabin has directed and edited hundreds of music videos, TV commercials, documentaries, and public service announcements. He is also the founder of SAKSHYAM FOUNDATION, which works for people with physical disabilities. Career Highlights Music Videos: Directed and edited numerous music videos, including the critically acclaimed movie "Mokshya". Awards: Won multiple Tuborg Image Awards for best music video editor and director. Social Contributions: Founder of SAKSHYAM FOUNDATION, dedicated to empowering people with physical disabilities. Notable Works "Mayalu": A romantic music video featuring Prabin Shrestha and Prameela Karki. "Sikka": An inclusive music video with audio descriptions and closed captions for accessibility MOKSHYA Movie- "Mokshya" is a critically acclaimed Nepali film directed by Prabin Shrestha. this is own biopic movie of Director Prabin Shrestha. The movie explores the journey of a rock band and the struggles they face in their pursuit of musical success. It delves into themes of passion, friendship, and the harsh realities of the music industry.

Shahil Khan (born Khalid Khan, 5 July 1987) is an award‑winning Nepali film editor known for introducing modern, high‑impact editing techniques to Nepali cinema. Active since 2007, he has edited major films such as Dreams, Bhairav, Nai Nabhannu La 2, and Aabeg, earning honors including the LG Film Award 2016 for Best Trailer Editor and Best Film Editor. As the founder of Movie Factory Pvt. Ltd., he has shaped the post‑production landscape of Nepal, working on more than 170 films and becoming one of the country’s most in‑demand editors.

Lokesh Bajracharya is a senior Nepali editor, director, and post‑production leader with a career spanning more than two decades. He is best known for serving as Chief, Editing & Graphics and Production Head at AP1 TV from September 15, 2015 to December 30, 2020, where he shaped the visual identity of major national television programs, including Nepal Idol Seasons 2–3.