Jitendra Mahat Abhilasi

Anup Timilsina is a Nepali musician, sound & multimedia designer, and theatre performer associated with Shilpee Theatre Nepal. Active in contemporary Nepali theatre, he contributes live music, background score, sound design, and multimedia integration to stage productions. His work spans experimental theatre, physical theatre, and socially conscious plays, including international tours. Known for blending instrumental expression with dramatic storytelling, he is one of Shilpee’s key music artists.

Asmita Gautam is a Nepali poet, performer, writer, and teacher whose work blends emotional honesty with contemporary feminist and social themes. Active across spoken word, theatre, and literary circles, she is known for her expressive performance style and her ability to translate lived experience into intimate, resonant storytelling. Asmita’s writing often explores identity, womanhood, memory, and the quiet tensions of everyday life, making her a compelling voice among emerging Nepali creatives.She appears as one of the featured artists in the upcoming film Ek Mutthi Badal, contributing her poetic presence and narrative sensitivity to the project’s ensemble of storytellers.

Tanka Chaulagain is a Nepali writer, theatre director, theatre coach, and actor known for his disciplined stage practice, character‑focused storytelling, and long-standing contribution to Nepal’s contemporary theatre movement. Active across writing, directing, actor‑training, and performance, he has shaped numerous productions through his emphasis on emotional truth, ensemble collaboration, and grounded dramatic technique.His work reflects a deep commitment to theatre pedagogy — guiding emerging actors in voice, movement, improvisation, and script interpretation — while his direction highlights clarity, rhythm, and socially rooted narratives. As an actor, Chaulagain is recognized for expressive delivery and physical precision, making him a versatile presence in both classical and modern Nepali theatre.