Anil Kurmi

Prabin Khatiwada, a versatile Nepali actor, has left an indelible mark in the world of performing arts. Let’s delve into his journey and notable achievements: Birth Year: Prabin Khatiwada was born in 1984 in Letang, Morang, in the eastern part of Nepal. Early Interest: Even during his school days, Prabin felt drawn to performing arts. Despite being considered a good student, he couldn’t resist the allure of the stage. Gurukul Theatre: His life took a significant turn when he visited Gurukul Theatre during his journalism studies at Ratna Rajya Campus. Watching actors express themselves on stage ignited a spark within him, and he knew he wanted to be part of this world. Acting Journey: In 2004, Prabin joined Gurukul Theatre as an in-house actor. His first play was “Agniko Katha”, written by Abhi Subedi and directed by Sunil Pokharel. This experience revealed that acting was not as easy as he had initially thought. Turning Point: In 2009, when Gurukul Theatre faced closure, director Nischal Basnet approached Prabin with a script for a short film. Recognizing its potential, Prabin proposed turning it into a full-length feature film. The result was the movie “Loot”, which became a massive success and provided a lifeline for the struggling actors. Notable Roles: “Loot”: Prabin’s role in this film catapulted him to fame. It was a pivotal moment in his career, especially considering the challenging circumstances at the time. Other Works: Prabin has worked in about 30 theater plays and productions, including a dozen Nepali movies. His acting career began with "Fire in the Monastery". Recent Projects: “The Red Suitcase” (2023): A notable film where Prabin showcased his talent. “Rangeli” (2024): Another recent project that features his remarkable performances. “Year of the Bird” (2016): An earlier work that contributed to his reputation as a versatile actor. Prabin Khatiwada’s dedication to his craft and his ability to embody characters make him a prominent figure in Nepali cinema. 🎭🌟

Ramesh Ranjan Jha is a Nepalese Film Actor, Director and Writer, who works in Nepali and Maithili films. Ramesh Ranjan made his screen debut with the 1995 Maithili Drama Film "Kaniya". He has won numerous accolades in his career, including National Film Awards as Best Outstanding Acting Award and many awards at international film festivals and award ceremonies. He has won Best Actor in a Negative Role at Kamana Film Award from the movie Sanrakshan. He has also written several Books, Novel like - "Fhulba Haran", "Katha Sanghra" (Story collection), "Kabita Sanghra", "Sankarman", "DomKach" (Maithili Drama), "Umash" (Nepali Novel), "Sangor" (Maithili Novel), "Murda", "Rakt Barsha", "RangRag" and many more. He is Former Drama Department chief and Academician at Nepal Academy of Music & Drama From 2010 to 2018.

Jayanendra Chand Thakuri (1942–2020) was a prolific Nepali film actor whose career helped shape the foundation of modern Nepali cinema. A former Indian Army serviceman and Jawalakhel Youth Club cricketer, he entered films with Jeevan Rekha (1982) and went on to appear in over 100 films, becoming one of the most recognizable character actors of his era. Known for his grounded performances in social dramas, romantic stories, and action narratives, he brought emotional weight and authenticity to every role. His notable works include Kanchhi, Bishwas, Maya Preeti, Pheri Bhetaula, Angarakshyak, and Parkhi Base. He remained active until 2011 and is remembered as a respected, steady pillar of Nepali cinema.

Renu Nath Yogi is a Nepali actress and theatre actor who has made significant contributions to the entertainment industry in Nepal. She has appeared in various Nepali films and television shows, showcasing her acting skills and versatility. Renu is also known for her work in theatre, where she has performed in numerous plays.