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Deepa Shree Niraula is Nepalese actress, comedian, and radio personality best known for her role in the Nepali television serial Tito Satya. She gained prominence among the Nepali audience after her well-known role of Dhaniya in the radio show Dhaniya ko Duniya.

(Actor • Comedian • Writer • Director • Television & Film Artist) Kishor Bhandari, popularly known as “Dittha Sab”, is one of Nepal’s most beloved comedians and character actors, recognized for his long‑running impact on Nepali television and cinema. He rose to national fame through the hit comedy serial Dittha Sab, aired on Kantipur Television, where his portrayal of a witty, outspoken village character became a cultural phenomenon. A versatile performer, Bhandari has worked as an actor, comedian, scriptwriter, and director, contributing to both films and serials. He has directed the feature film Changa and continues to create and act in popular comedy series such as Harke Hawaldar and the 2025–2026 serial Adda / Adda Kachahari. Beyond entertainment, he is also active in public service—elected as a Ward Member of Tarkeshwor Municipality‑2, Kathmandu in 2022, representing the Nepali Congress

Mala Sinha is an iconic Indian actress whose early career is closely linked to the history of Nepali cinema. Born to a Nepali Christian family in Calcutta, she made her acting debut in the Nepali film Maitighar (1966), produced in collaboration with Nepal’s Royal Nepal Film Corporation. Her performance in Maitighar introduced a new level of professionalism, screen presence, and emotional depth to Nepali filmmaking at a time when the industry was still developing. The film became a landmark project, remembered for elevating Nepali cinema’s technical and artistic standards. Although Mala Sinha went on to achieve major stardom in Bollywood, her contribution to Maitighar remains a significant cultural bridge between Nepali and Indian cinema.