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Anup Baral is a renowned Nepali actor, acting coach, and film director. Born on April 4, 1968, in Pokhara, Nepal, he has made significant contributions to the Nepali film and theater industry. Career Highlights Acting: Anup Baral has acted in numerous films, including "Dasdhunga" (2010), "Fitkiree" (2014), "Tandav" (2014), "Junge" (2014), "Sadanga" (2015), "Fanko" (2016), "Damaruko Dandibiyo" (2018), "Dokh" (2022), and "Pani Photo" (2022). Directing: He has directed several plays and films, showcasing his versatility and dedication to the craft. Awards: Anup has won several awards, including the National Film Award for Best Actor for "Dasdhunga" and the NEFTA Film Award for Best Supporting Actor for "Damaruko Dandibiyo". Personal Life Family: Anup is married to Deeya Maskey, an actress and producer in the Nepali film industry. Education: He has a strong background in theater and has been a significant figure in promoting Nepali theater. Anup Baral continues to inspire many with his dedication to the arts and his significant contributions to the entertainment sector. 🌟

Sahara Sharma is an independent Nepali filmmaker, writer, producer, and media entrepreneur recognized for her socially grounded narratives and youth‑focused storytelling. After completing her Master’s of Science in Communication from Bangalore University, she founded Gauthali Entertainment in Kathmandu, where she began shaping her voice as a director and media creator.Starting her career as a journalist with Nepal Republic Media, Sahara transitioned into filmmaking with several short films before directing her first television film, Chasing Rainbows (2013) — a bold exploration of sexuality, migration, and depression among Nepali youth. The film opened the Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival (KIMFF 2013), won the Nepal Panorama Award, and later received the Critics’ Award at the Toronto Nepali Film Festival (2014).She has since produced and directed two television series — Gauthali ka Kathaharu (2017–18) and Maya Bhanne Cheez Estai Ho (2018–19) — and hosts Gauthali Talks (2020–), a roundtable show on cinema and media. Her new feature‑length project, Ek Mutthi Badal, marks her return to narrative filmmaking.

Chandra Pant is a prominent Nepali filmmaker and action director known for his work in both Nepali and Bhojpuri cinema. Starting his career as a stuntman around 2008, he moved into action direction with films like Raavan, Fanko, Dreams, Lazza, Kri, Lappan Chhappan, and many more, designing action for over 60 films. He made his directorial debut with the Bhojpuri hit Nirahua Chalal London, later directing Nepali features such as Rann, Hrashwo Deergha, and the emotional drama Aa Bata Aama, which became a major box‑office success. Pant is regarded as one of the leading action specialists shaping modern Nepali commercial cinema.