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JB Lama is one of Nepal’s senior and most respected flutists, widely recognized for his decades‑long contribution to Nepali modern, folk, and film music. He has collaborated with legendary icons including Narayan Gopal, Gopal Yonjan, Nati Kaji, Fatteh Man, and many others, shaping the sound of Nepali music across multiple eras. Lama is also credited with creating his own flute‑playing pattern, a stylistic signature still followed by many contemporary flutists.

Sajan Thapa Magar is a Theatre Artist & Nepali Film actor known for his roles in films such as "Pashupati Prasad" (2016), "Dokh" (2022), and "Naakaa" (2017). He has gained recognition for his performances and has built a reputation in the Nepali film industry.

Aarati Acharya is a Nepali actress active in film, theatre, and short cinema since around 2018. Her filmography includes a mix of romantic dramas, social critiques, and emotionally driven roles. Here’s a curated overview of her work: 🎬 Filmography Highlights 2020 Love Diaries Feature Film Romantic drama 2020 Selfie King Feature Film Satirical drama about fame and identity 2021 Aadhi Tuphan 2 Feature Film Sequel to a popular social drama 2024 Nametine Ghau Feature Film Emotional narrative centered on trauma and healing 2025 Dukhi Aatma Feature Film Latest release, likely a psychological or emotional drama 🎭 Theatre & Short Films Aarati has also performed in numerous short films and stage plays, which have helped her develop a nuanced and empathetic acting style. Her background in theatre adds depth to her screen performances, especially in emotionally charged roles.

Dr. Bhola Rijal is a renowned Nepali filmmaker, lyricist, singer, actor, & Doctor. While he is widely recognized for his contributions to medicine, particularly in pioneering In-vitro fertilization in Nepal, he has also made a significant impact on Nepali music and cinema. His patriotic and socially conscious lyrics have resonated with audiences, and he has been involved in various artistic projects, including the Melancholy song, which featured 365 Nepali singers.