Rahul Shah

Pratigya Bhandari is an aspiring dancer of numerous geners. She has been learning dance moves from the young age of 10. She is pursuing her career at dance from "Rastriya Nach Ghar". She has done many stage shows and various music videos, serials and choreograph.

Anjali Adhikari is a popular Nepali actress, dancer, and model. Born on September 30, 1997, in Bardiya District, she has made a significant mark in the Nepali entertainment industry. Career Highlights Debut: Anjali began her career with the music video "Kharbarima Ghas Katda". Notable Works: She is best known for her performances in music videos like "Galbandi" and "Bola Maya". Film: She made her film debut with "Prasad," a Nepali language social drama romance film released on December 7, 2018 Personal Life Family: Anjali comes from a medium-class family. Her mother has been supportive of her career, while her father initially wanted her to become a nurse. Education: She completed her schooling in Bardiya and is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree. Anjali Adhikari continues to inspire many with her dedication and talent in the Nepali entertainment industry. 🌟

Gambir Bista is a versatile Nepali choreographer, model, and performer known for his dynamic work across films, music videos, and stage productions. Active since 2006, he has contributed choreography to major Nepali films including Loot, Talakjung vs Tulke, Hairaan, Ranveer, and Aa Bata Aama, earning recognition such as the D‑Cine Award for Best Choreographer. His creative range extends to conceptual music videos, production design, and on‑screen performance, establishing him as one of Nepal’s most adaptable and influential dance‑based artists.

Prabesh Bantawa is a former Nepali dance choreographer whose career spanned more than a decade, contributing to influential films such as Deuki, Mitjyu, Rahar, Gunyo Cholo, Balidan, Bishalu, Dautari, Anshabanda, Chandani, Saait, Manai Ta Ho, and The Commando. Active from 1993 to 2007, he helped define the movement style of Nepali film songs through narrative‑driven choreography, folk‑inspired formations, and expressive cinematic dance design.