After completing his Masters degree in Economics from Dehradun, Tashi Wangchuk studied filmmaking in the United States under a Fulbright Scholarship. He is one of the co-directors of the feature film Phun Anu Thanu and Richard Gere is My Hero. His co-directorial ventures also includes a 28-minute documentary film commissioned by India's national network, Doordarshan, Democracy in Exile and a Tibetan comedy serial, Ha-Ha-He-He. He also acted in an Indian telefilm Behind the Axis of Evil an AIM TV Pvt. Ltd Production. Earlier when he was an instructor at Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA) directed as well as acted in some of the notable plays of the institute.

Co-Director Tsultrim Dorjee graduated from Central School for Tibetan, Mussoorie, after which he served the Tibetan Exile Government as a public servant for 13 years. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Digital Filmmaking and Cinema from Satvick Infotech & Diploma, Bhartiya Vidhya Bhawan, Bangalore, India. He is also the co-director of the feature film, Phun Anu Thanu, Richard Gere is My Hero, Democracy in Exile, and the Tibetan comedy serial, Ha-Ha-He-He. He has to his credit a short digital film, Little Monk which he wrote, photographed, edited, produced and directed for his final project for his degree program.