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Narendra Kansakar is a Nepali film artist and producer closely associated with the legendary comedy banner Maha Sanchar, led by Madan Krishna Shrestha and Hari Bansha Acharya. He began working with the Maha team around the early 1990s, appearing in their stage shows, television programs, and comedy projects, and gradually became one of the familiar supporting faces in their productions.Building on this long collaboration, Kansakar later appeared in feature films connected to the Maha circle and mainstream Nepali cinema, including Ghumto, Aankha Lobhi Man Papi, Hasideu Ek Phera, Shatru Gate, Dal Bhat Tarkari, and Lakka Jawan. Over time he also took on responsibilities as a producer, contributing to the making of commercial hits like Shatru Gate and Dal Bhat Tarkari

Sharon Sherpa is a Nepali actress, model, and dancer known for her graceful screen presence and early success in beauty pageants, winning Miss Beautiful 1996 and Miss Catwalk at Miss Nepal 1996. She entered Nepali cinema with the film Chamatkar, appearing alongside Rajesh Hamal, and continued her acting journey with roles in Sikhar opposite Shree Krishna Shrestha, Rajendra Khadgi, and Gagan Birahi. Active across modeling, dance, and film, Sherpa is recognized for her versatility and contribution to the 1990s–2000s era of Nepali entertainment.

Lokendra Lekhak is a dynamic force in Nepal’s performing arts scene, known for his versatility across acting, casting, writing, and directing. With a foundation in theatre and a growing presence in film, he has become a respected figure in both mainstream and independent storytelling. Artistic Journey Starting in theatre, Lokendra honed his craft through stage performances and direction, building a reputation for emotionally grounded characters and socially conscious narratives. His transition into film brought the same depth and nuance to the screen, where he has worked in various capacities—from acting to casting and script development.

Keshab Bhattarai was a respected Nepali actor and film producer who played a significant role in the country’s cinema for over three decades. He made his acting debut in the film Koseli directed by Tulsi Ghimire and appeared in around fifty Nepali movies throughout his career. As a producer, Bhattarai worked on several films including Yatra, Bracelet, So Simple, Karmayoddha, and Aafno Manche. He also served as the Chairperson of the Film Development Board and was Senior Vice President of the Nepal Film Producer’s Association, contributing to the growth of the film industry before his passing in 2019