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Brazesh Khanal is a respected Nepali writer, columnist, actor, and novelist known for his diverse contributions to Nepal’s literary and entertainment fields. Born and raised in Kathmandu, he began writing early, publishing his first story in Gorkhapatra while in eighth grade and went on to write screenplays and dialogues for over 100 TV shows and films. He has authored two novels — Yayawar (2013) and Juneli (2016) — acclaimed for their depth and nuance. As an actor, he debuted in theatre with the lead role in Bathtub and has also been involved in film work including writing the screenplay for Gothalo (1996). Known for bridging literature and performance, Brazesh remains an influential creative figure in Nepali culture.

Sebita Adhikari is a rising Nepali actress known for her work in both theatre and film, especially through the Katha Ghera collective. She’s part of a new wave of performers blending socially conscious storytelling with artistic experimentation. Here’s a closer look at her contributions: 🎭 Theatre & Short Film Work Katha Ghera Collective: Sebita has been deeply involved with this Kathmandu-based theatre group known for bold, socially engaged productions. She appeared in A Good Apology (2021), a Nepali short film produced by Katha Ghera, where she also served as Assistant Director. The film explores themes of accountability and emotional healing, and Sebita’s dual role reflects her versatility in both performance and production. Playback Theatre: She’s connected to the Wednesday Playback Theatre Circle, which uses improvisational storytelling to reflect community experiences. This aligns with your interest in participatory archives and diaspora engagement. 🎬 Film Credits The Shameless (2024) – Played the role of Aditi in this feature film. Rotten Blood (2023) – Appeared in this short film, showcasing her range in darker, dramatic narratives. Chhuk Chhuk Chhuk Chhuk (2023) – Featured in this music video as a youth enthusiast.

Srijana Basnet is a veteran Nepali actress best known for her breakout role in the blockbuster Deuta (1993), where her performance brought her into national prominence. She began her career in the early 1990s and quickly became a familiar face in commercial Nepali cinema. After the passing of her husband, producer Biju Ranjit, she stepped away from films but later returned with renewed dedication, transforming herself physically and professionally. She expanded her creative range by directing and producing the film Good Luck, taking on multiple roles both behind and in front of the camera. Her career reflects resilience, versatility, and a lasting contribution to Nepali film culture.

Malina Joshi is a Nepali actress and Miss Nepal World 2011. Joshi won the coveted title, beating Gurung, when she delivered an impressive answer about women's dominance to the judges, that sealed her spot in the competition. She represented Nepal in Miss World 2011 which was held on 4 November 2011 in London