Alesander Puspa Raj Shrestha

Anjan Das is a name shared by two notable South Asian filmmakers:Anjan Das (Nepal) — a Nepali film director and cinematographer best known for the 1985 feature film Arko Janma, where he served as both director and DOP. His work represents the mid‑era evolution of Nepali cinema, emphasizing grounded visuals and character‑driven storytelling.Anjan Das (India) — an acclaimed Indian art‑house filmmaker associated with Bengali parallel cinema, known for internationally recognized films such as Saanjhbatir Rupkathara, Faltu, and Achin Pakhi. His work has been screened at global festivals and is known for poetic realism.

Sraj Garach is a charismatic figure in Nepali media, known for his work across modeling, television, and film. With a career that began in the early 2000s, he has steadily built a reputation for his screen presence, versatility, and dedication to the craft. Early Career & Modeling Sraj’s journey began with his participation in Mr. & Ms. Valentine 2002, a modeling competition that opened doors to runway shows and fashion events. His striking looks and confident demeanor led him to become a sought-after model and fashion choreographer. Television Hosting From 2005 onward, Sraj transitioned into television, working as a presenter on channels like Nepal One, NTV 2, and TV Filmy. His hosting style—engaging, stylish, and fluent—made him a familiar face in Nepali households.

Sunny Rauniyar is a Nepali actress best known for her roles in classic Nepali cinema. She gained recognition for her performance as Sabita in the acclaimed film Prem Pinda (1995), a historical romantic drama that remains one of Nepal’s most iconic films. Her portrayal of a strong yet emotionally complex character earned her praise for both grace and depth. She later appeared in the film Daiva Sanjog (2001), further establishing her presence in the industry during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Though her filmography is limited, Sunny Rauniyar is remembered for her contribution to a golden era of Nepali cinema, where storytelling and character-driven narratives were at the forefront. Her work continues to be appreciated by fans of classic Nepali films, and she holds a respected place among the actresses who helped shape the industry’s early modern phase.

(Director • Reality Show Creator • Music Video Director • TVC Filmmaker) Aleen Shrestha is a Nepali director and visual creator known for his work across reality shows, music videos, and television commercials. Active in Nepal’s media industry for more than a decade, he has built a reputation for clean visual storytelling, sharp pacing, and a strong command of performance‑driven direction. Shrestha has directed multiple reality‑show formats, working closely with production houses to shape episodes, contestant arcs, and studio‑based storytelling. In the music industry, he is recognized for crafting high‑engagement Nepali music videos, blending cinematic visuals with youth‑focused aesthetics. His TVC work spans brand films, corporate ads, and promotional campaigns, known for clarity, emotional appeal, and polished execution.