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Ramchandra Adhikari (रामचन्द्र अधिकारी) is one of Nepal’s most prolific and beloved film and television artists, celebrated for his comedic timing, grounded character portrayals, and decades-long contribution to Nepali entertainment. Born in Gothatar, Kathmandu, he rose from a difficult childhood—working as a home assistant and later traveling through Hetauda, Benaras, and Sarlahi—to eventually return to Kathmandu, where his artistic journey began.His entry into acting started around 2035 BS (1978–79) with the theatre play Sachha Prem by Bhairav Aryal, whose success opened doors to wider collaborations. While working night shifts at Nepal Telecom, he spent his days performing, steadily becoming a household name.Adhikari is best known for his iconic comedic persona “Kaji Ba / Gopte Kaji”, and for his long-running role in Nepal’s most enduring sitcom Meri Bassai, where his performance became a cultural fixture. His career spans 400+ films, numerous telefilms, and television series, making him one of the most recorded actors in Nepali cinema history.His contribution was formally recognized when he became the first Nepali artist to receive life insurance from the Film Development Board—an unprecedented honor reflecting his impact on the industry.

Suraj Chapagain, affectionately known as "Bandre," is a celebrated Nepalese comedian, actor, scriptwriter, and director. Born on January 16, 1984, in Jhapa, Nepal, he is best known for his iconic role as Bandre in the popular Nepali TV series Meri Bassai. This role brought him widespread recognition and made him a household name in Nepal. Suraj's journey to stardom wasn't easy. After losing his father at a young age, he moved to Kathmandu with dreams of becoming an actor. He started his career with the comedy show Hijo Aja Ka Kura and later gained fame through Meri Bassai. His comedic timing and relatable humor have made him a beloved figure in Nepalese entertainment. In addition to acting, Suraj has also traveled internationally to perform comedy, showcasing his talent on a global stage. His dedication and passion for his craft continue to inspire many aspiring artists.

Kiran Nepali is a Nepali film artist, actor, and producer known for his expanding contributions to contemporary Nepali cinema. Originally from Nuwakot, he has spent over a decade working across multiple roles in the industry, building a reputation for bringing fresh perspectives and grounded storytelling to mainstream and commercial films.He has been involved in several notable Nepali films, including Doli, Love Day, Poi Paryo Kale, and Dui Nambari, with the latter two achieving strong commercial success. His work reflects a blend of creative ambition and industry experience, contributing both in front of and behind the camera.Kiran is currently engaged in the post‑production of his film Hattichaap and is preparing new projects such as Dui Numbari 2 and Soli Doli, the latter of which he is directing marking his transition from producer to filmmaker.Beyond cinema, he is also active in entrepreneurial and cultural sectors and holds leadership roles in Nepali social organizations, reflecting his broader engagement with community and cultural development.

Harshika Shrestha is a Nepali actress, legal advisor, and co-producer known for her versatile roles in action and romantic films. She debuted opposite Prashant Tamang in Angalo Yo Maya Ko and gained popularity through films like Lootera, Mukhauta, Nagbeli, Zanjeer, and Mission Paisa 2 – Reloaded. She has acted in over 14 films and served as legal advisor for Sadanga and Kina Kina, and co-produced Mission Nepal. Harshika began her career as a model and editor before transitioning to acting. Her dynamic presence and legal background make her a unique figure in Nepali cinema.