Rahul Shah

Kamal Rai is a veteran Nepali dance director and choreographer active since 1984, credited in more than 120–150 Nepali films and widely regarded as one of the most prolific movement creators in the industry. Known for his versatility across commercial, romantic, and folk‑influenced choreography, he has shaped dance sequences for multiple generations of actors. His work spans major titles such as Himmatwali, Phagu, Bhuimanchhe, Jiwan Kanda Ki Phool, Poi Paryo Kale, and Baina, along with contributions in direction, mixing, lyrics, and cinematography. A 2024 feature interview highlights him as a choreographer and director with experience across 300+ films in Nepali and regional cinema, underscoring his long‑standing influence on South Asian screen dance.

Suren Rai is a Nepali choreographer, Guinness World Record holder, and core member of The Wild Ripperz Crew, internationally recognized for representing Nepal in major dance platforms and serving as a judge on Super Dancer Nepal. He earned global acclaim in 2024 after performing the highest‑altitude dance choreography at 5,441 meters in Kala Patthar, Solukhumbu—an achievement officially certified by Guinness World Records.As a leading figure of The Wild Ripperz Crew, Rai has contributed to Nepal’s global dance presence through performances in Dance Plus 2, Dance Champions, and the Bollywood film Street Dancer 3D (2020).Known for his sharp musicality, hip‑hop foundation, and creative choreography, he continues to influence Nepal’s dance culture through stage shows, music videos, workshops, and his role as Judge of Super Dancer Nepal.

Mingma Lepcha is a Nepali dancer, choreographer, and performing artist from Namchi, Sikkim, known for his versatile movement style and his role as a choreographer on Super Dancer Nepal. Active across stage shows, music videos, and collaborative dance productions, he is recognized for expressive performance, clean technique, and modern‑fusion choreography.Emerging from the vibrant dance culture of Namchi, Lepcha blends hip‑hop, contemporary, and Nepali cultural movement with strong musicality and formation‑based creativity. His work on Super Dancer Nepal highlights his ability to train young performers, design TV‑ready choreography, and deliver polished stage visuals.As part of Nepal’s new generation of dance creators, he continues to expand his presence through workshops, commercial performances, and artist collaborations.

Raju Shah (born 26 February 1965) is one of Nepal’s most influential dance choreographers, with a career spanning over three decades and more than 200 films. Beginning as a dancer in Badalindo Aakash (1982), he became a leading choreographer from Dui Thopa Aansu (1993) and later expanded into film direction and production. He has directed feature films including Sapana Ko Naulo Sansar and Namaste Nepal—one of the first Nepali films shot entirely in Europe. Shah is also the founder chairman of the Nepal Film Dance Association and remains a defining figure in Nepali film choreography and visual storytelling.