Ncell Launches ‘League of Creators’ for Digital Storytellers

Kathmandu – Ncell, in collaboration with influencer marketing agency Uptrendly, has launched the League of Creators, a nationwide competition designed to discover and empower the next generation of digital content creators in Nepal.

With the tagline “Create. Compete. Conquer.”, the initiative provides a high-impact platform for aspiring creators to showcase their talent under the theme My Network, My Connectivity. Participants will compete for exclusive rewards, including a grand prize of a one-year brand deal with Ncell worth Rs. 10 lakhs.

The League of Creators is open to all Nepali content creators aged 16 and above, regardless of prior experience. Interested participants are required to submit a 30 to 90-second vertical video that reflects personal or emotional interpretations of connectivity. Entries must be posted on TikTok and Instagram, tagging @Ncell and using relevant mentor hashtags such as #TeamSanjog along with #NcellLeagueOfCreators2025 in the caption. The submission deadline is June 10, 2025.

The top 50 creators will be selected by a panel of celebrity mentors, including Sanjog Koirala, Pratima Adhikari, Mr. Foodie Nepal, Parakram Rana, and Ekata Tandukar. These selected participants will receive personalized training and participate in workshops held at Ncell ICON. Divided into mentor-led teams, they will take part in a series of challenge rounds based on creative briefs, judged by an expert jury.

The competition will conclude with the League of Creators Grand Finale Carnival on June 28, 2025. The finale will feature live entertainment and will crown the ultimate winner, while also recognizing top performers across categories.

Punam Singh, Director of Marketing Communications and Sustainability at Ncell, described the initiative as more than just a contest, calling it a “creative development journey” that combines mentorship, real-world exposure, and professional growth. The program also features guidance from industry leaders and representatives from the U.S. Embassy.

Participation is free, and applicants must be based in Nepal throughout the campaign.