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Anil Kurmi is a Nepali film and theatre actor, story–script writer, and director known for his work in short films, independent cinema, and his appearance in the feature film The Shameless (2024). His creative portfolio spans acting, writing, and directing across Nepali, Tharu, Bhojpuri, and Hindi language projects, making him a versatile emerging voice in Nepal’s contemporary film landscape.

Kabita Gelal (Sharma) is a Nepali film actress, television artist, and versatile performer who has been contributing to the Nepali entertainment industry for more than two decades. Known for her expressive acting style and natural screen presence, she has worked across feature films, telefilms, TV serials, music videos, commercial advertisements, and numerous stage and public programs.Her career reflects a consistent dedication to portraying relatable Nepali characters—ranging from emotional family roles to socially grounded performances. Gelal’s ability to blend realism with strong dramatic timing has made her a respected and familiar face in both traditional cinema and modern digital storytelling.Beyond acting, she has also played an important role in the artistic community. She served as an Executive Member of the Nepal Film Artists Association, where she actively worked for the welfare, rights, and professional upliftment of Nepali artists. Her leadership, advocacy, and long-standing commitment to the industry highlight her influence beyond the screen.

Anshu Maharjan is a Nepali film and television actress who began her career in the mid‑2000s, appearing in popular comedy serials such as Maha Chautari, other comedy shows, music videos, TV commercials, and the hit series Meri Bassai, where she performed alongside Jitu Nepal’s character “Mundreko Sauteni Aama.” Her early work in these widely loved programs established her as a natural performer with strong comedic timing and expressive acting.After building a solid foundation in television, she transitioned into films, appearing in projects such as Jatrai Jatra, Ganapati, Bar and Badhu, and Chameliko Poi. Her ability to shift effortlessly between comedy, drama, and character roles has made her a familiar and respected presence in both TV and cinema.