Arjun Jung Shahi

Puskar Gurung is an actor, known for The Man from Kathmandu Vol. 1 (2019), Saili (2019), Sano Sansar (2008), Mr. Jholay (2017), and kabaddi serease and more nepali movies. Pushkar Gurung is the director of DABALI Theater. He is also a Committee Member of Dolakha Film City.

Prakash Shah is a Nepali actor and model based in Kathmandu, known for his powerful screen presence and his specialization in lead negative roles. Active in the Nepali film industry since 2016, he has earned recognition for bringing depth, intensity, and emotional precision to antagonist characters. Shah’s performances in “Love Station” and “Sanglo” received strong audience response, with his portrayal in Sanglo earning him the Best Negative Role Award at the 12th D Cine Awards, firmly establishing him as one of the industry’s most compelling negative‑role actors.Alongside these works, Shah has also appeared in films such as “Rawayan” and “Jaalo Return,” further expanding his range and visibility on screen. Beyond cinema, he has represented Nepal on international platforms, including Mister Global 2018 in Bangkok, Thailand, and was the First Runner‑Up at Manhunt International Nepal 2017, reflecting his parallel journey in modeling and pageantry.He is a member of the Film Artistes Association of Nepal, serves as Brand Ambassador for Global Diaspora Education Consultancy Pvt. Ltd., and sits on the Advisory Board of Everest Film Academy. Known for his discipline, consistency, and commitment to craft, Shah believes in bringing genuine depth to every role he takes on—and continues to shape a distinct space for himself in contemporary Nepali cinema.

Sanjog Rasaili (born 31 May 1995 in Janakpur, Nepal) is a Nepali actor, assistant director, and choreographer known for his multi‑disciplinary contribution to contemporary Nepali cinema. Beginning his career in 2009 as a side dancer in films, he transitioned into choreography and later trained formally in acting at Kantipur Film Academy, followed by short acting courses in Bhopal and Russia. His early work behind the camera as an assistant choreographer and assistant director shaped his understanding of cinematic language, eventually leading him toward acting roles that highlight his grounded screen presence and versatility. Rasaili made his lead‑actor debut in the feature film Mah (म) and has since appeared in films such as Chiso Maanchhe, Premganj, The Great Mukhiya, Ma Rajesh Hamal, and Ek Bhagavad Ra Ek Geeta, along with his role in Pashupati Prasad 2: Bhasme Don. His expanding filmography reflects a blend of commercial and character‑driven roles, supported by his continued involvement in choreography and second‑unit direction for films like Parastree, Chiso Maanchhe, and Pashupati Prasad 2. Known for his disciplined work ethic and multi‑department experience, Rasaili represents a new generation of Nepali artists who bridge performance and technical craft, contributing to the evolving professionalism of the industry.

Sunil Chhetri is a celebrated Nepali choreographer, performer, and music video director known for his energetic style and creative flair. Originally from Banke and raised in Lumbini, he rose from humble beginnings to become a household name in Nepal’s music and dance scene. Artistic Journey Inspired by Michael Jackson, Sunil began dancing in school programs and local events. Despite financial hardships, he pursued his passion relentlessly, eventually moving to Kathmandu where he worked as a dancer before joining the Armed Police Force. His national breakthrough came in 2013 when he competed in Dance India Dance Season 4, earning praise from Bollywood legend Mithun Chakraborty. Though an injury cut his journey short, it marked the start of his professional ascent. Career Highlights Choreographed/Directed over 300 music videos, including hits like "Bhirni Jholama", "Boke Jhar", "Chauka Dau", and "Nandani". Known for blending folk and freestyle with experimental elements—like zombie dancers in "Sarara Bhagaula". Appeared in the Bollywood film Happy New Year (2014) alongside Shah Rukh Khan. Acted in the Nepali feature film Chi Musi Chi (2019) as Aashir