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Upendra Subba

Other names of Upendra Subba: Upendra Bahadur Angdembe

DOB : 26-09-1971
Age : 52
Star Sign : Libra
Gender : Male

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A well-known name in Nepali literature, poetry, and film, Upendra Subba is a multidimensional artist whose works have permanently altered Nepal's cultural environment. Subba's life has served as a testament to the value of creative expression and storytelling. He was born in the charming Indian town of Darjeeling. When Subba first discovered his love for writing in his early years, his literary career officially began. He developed his craft by reading a lot and expressing himself. His early works, which drew inspiration from the rich tapestry of the area's culture, customs, and natural beauty, captured the essence of daily life in the hills of Darjeeling and Sikkim. This closeness to his roots would appear frequently in his writings.

In the world of Nepali literature, Upendra Subba is associated with writings that tackle difficult social concerns and human emotions. Particularly in his poems, he explores the complexities of love, loss, identity, and belonging. His poetry frequently has a strong sense of nostalgia, stirring up strong feelings and striking a deep chord with readers. Subba ventured beyond the written words into the world of film, where as a director and screenwriter, he had a profound impact. He gives the credits of interest of his filmmaking to Ram Babu Gurung. His films, including “Kusum,” “Siudo Ko Sindoor,” and “Samaya,” have won praise from critics for their engaging narratives and analysis of current topics. He continued to highlight Nepal's social problems and cultural diversity through the medium of film.

Upendra Subba has continually pushed the limits of artistic expression as a writer and director. His writings cover current social concerns including migration, identity crisis, and culture eroding. The impact that Subba has had on Nepali literature and film has not gone unnoticed. For his remarkable work, he has won various honors and prizes, including the renowned Sajha Puraskar for his book "Karnali Blues." His skill as a storyteller has earned him admiration from readers and movie buffs in addition to his peers in the arts. He debuted as a director with the film ‘Jaari’ in the year 2023. He happens to be the writer of the script as well for his directional debut film. He won the Nepali Pratibha Award by Nepali Pratibha Pratisthan, UK in the year 2010 and the National Award for Best Scriptwriter for the movie Kabaddi in the year 2015. He has also been awarded Padmashree Sahitya Puraskar in the year 2015 for the short story ‘Lato Pahad’.