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Sushil Devkota is a multifaceted Nepali writer, lyricist, actor, and voice artist with an extensive background in television and radio broadcasting. He has served as a producer and presenter across major Nepali media houses, including Himalaya Television (2011), Nepal 1, Channel Nepal, and KATH 97.9 FM (now Image FM), where he also worked as Head of the Nepali Department. Known for his clear narrative voice and strong command of dialogue, Devkota wrote for the feature film Paral Ko Aago (2026), further establishing his presence in Nepali cinema. His career reflects a blend of storytelling, performance, and broadcast leadership.

Sulakshyan Bharati is a Nepali actor, writer, and director known for his work in the Nepali film and theatre industry. He has been involved in various projects, showcasing his talent and versatility. Some of his notable works include the films "Ko Afno" (2015), "Ko Afno Redux" (2021), and "Bato: Road to Death" (2024). Sulakshyan is also known for his involvement in theatre, where he passionately tackles societal issues such as gender equality and Bokshi Pratha through his compelling work on stage.

Asta Lama is a Nepali music composer known for his contribution to modern Nepali music and film soundtracks. He has established himself as a creative force in composition, blending contemporary musical elements with Nepali melodies.He is the Chairman of the Music Composers Association Nepal, playing a significant role in promoting and supporting music composers across the country.As a composer, Asta Lama has worked on various musical projects, including songs like “Ramri Pani Bhaki Chhu” from the film Dulahi, showcasing his ability to create emotionally engaging and commercially appealing music.Beyond composition, he is actively involved in strengthening Nepal’s music industry through leadership, collaboration, and advocacy for composers. His work reflects a commitment to evolving Nepali music while preserving its artistic identity.

Khem Raj Gurung was a celebrated Nepalese folk singer and songwriter, known for his contributions to the Lok Dohori genre. Born on January 14, 1975, in Khandbari, Sankhuwasabha district, Nepal, he gained fame with iconic songs like "Wari Jamuna Pari Jamuna," "Aalu Tama," and "Bhanchan Budapakale." His music often carried cultural and moral themes, resonating deeply with audiences across Nepal. Throughout his career, Khem Raj released nine albums, including Jeevan, Aanamol, Dharan-Pokhara, and Dhakre. He was one of the most prominent singers in Nepal during the 1990s and 2000s. Tragically, he passed away on August 25, 2016, at the age of 41 due to complications from a liver infection.