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Utsab Panday (born 2003) is an accomplished Nepali film director, editor, and VFX Supervisor whose innovative approach is redefining contemporary storytelling in Nepal’s film and media industry. As the founder and CEO of Hunk Creation, a creative production house based in Kathmandu, he leads a talented team specializing in short films, music videos, commercials, and digital content production. Panday’s unique strength lies in his ability to seamlessly integrate his expertise in visual effects and editing into his directorial vision, creating visually compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences. With over five years of experience in multimedia and two years focused on film direction, he has quickly garnered recognition and won more than ten awards for his work, reflecting both his artistic skill and technical mastery. Panday’s projects are marked by meticulous attention to detail, innovative storytelling techniques, and a strong emotional core, making him a sought-after director in Nepal’s evolving creative landscape. At just 22 years old, Panday represents a new generation of filmmakers who embrace both traditional cinematic principles and cutting-edge digital technology. His commitment to pushing creative boundaries while maintaining narrative integrity has positioned him as a leading voice in Nepal’s film community, poised to influence the industry’s future with fresh perspectives and bold ideas.

UZZWAL BHANDARY is a renowned comedian of Nepal. He has been acting in theaters, TV and cinema for the past 30 years. He is also a successful businessman, artist and program presenter. UZZWAL BHANDARY who is popularly known as Ujju Darling is the host of the longest talk show named ‘Ujju Darling.’ The popularity of Ujju Darling reached the soaring height with his totally out of the box concept that is different from other conventional shows. With the successful 600+ on air episodes, ujju darling has also made a record as the host of longest talk show[2007 t0 2018] program. The program was prepared by Nepal1 television more than 11 years ago and since then, Ujju Darling never had to turn behind.The show ujju darling is directed,concept and script also uzzwal bhandary himself

Bhola Raj Sapkota (भोलाराज सापकोटा) is a well-known Nepalese actor recognized for his contributions to both Nepali cinema and theatre. He began his acting career in 1994 with a Nepali play called Murakh Biraami1. Over the years, he has performed in around 80 plays. Bhola Raj gained significant attention after his role in the 2012 Bollywood movie Barfi!, directed by Anurag Basu12. He has also appeared in several notable Nepali films. Here’s a list of some notable films featuring Bhola Raj Sapkota (भोलाराज सापकोटा): Sano Sansar (2008) - Go-kart Mechanic Barfi! (2012) - Bhola, Barfi’s friend Jhumkee (2016) Jatra (2016) - Hawaldar Kumva Karan (2018) Pandit Bajeko Lauri (2018) - Sitaram’s half-brother Mr. Virgin (2018) - Chumman Lal Gopi (2019) - Bhola Sapkota Ranveer (2019) - Prem Guru Kausidd (2022) - Regmi Sir He has also been involved in other projects, including theatre performances and additional crew roles in films like Kabaddi (2014)

Shree Krishna Shrestha was a legendary Nepali actor and producer known for his contributions to Nepali cinema. Born on December 30, 1967, in Sindhupalchowk, Nepal, he was widely recognized for his acting, dancing skills, and charming screen presence. He was one of the highest-paid actors in Nepali cinema during his career. Career Highlights Shree Krishna Shrestha made his acting debut with Bhumari (1989), which became a box office success. He went on to star in several commercially successful films, including: Maiti (2001) Bar Pipal (2000) Aafno Manche (2001) Gorkhali (2000) A Mero Hajur (2002) Upakar (2000) Sukha Dukha (2002) Hami Tin Bhai (2004) Kaha Bhetiyela (2008) Kohinoor (2014) (his last film) His final film, Kohinoor, was released posthumously and became the highest-grossing Nepali movie at the time. Personal Life & Legacy Shree Krishna Shrestha married Shweta Khadka in July 2014. Shortly after their wedding, he traveled to India, where his health deteriorated. He was diagnosed with pneumonia and bone cancer and passed away on August 10, 2014, at the age of 47. His funeral was attended by thousands of people, and he was given national honors by the Nepal Government.