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Manju Shrestha is a Nepali film and television artist best known for her memorable comic role as “Bijuli” in the hit Nepali comedy serial Tito Satya. Through this character, she became a familiar face in Nepali households, bringing sharp humor, expressive acting, and strong timing to one of the country’s most popular long‑running TV shows.Beyond television, Shrestha has also appeared in Nepali films, contributing supporting and character roles that highlight her versatility in both comedy and drama.

Ghanashyam Joshi is a Nepali actor known for his natural, character‑driven performances in drama, social‑story films, and television serials, building his craft through theatre and stage productions before transitioning into screen acting, where his expressive dialogue delivery and grounded presence established him as a reliable supporting performer in contemporary Nepali cinema.

Sabita Gurung is a Nepali television and film artist best known for her iconic comedy roles in popular Nepali TV serials such as Jire Khursani, Mit Ba, Lal Purja, Oho, Left Right, and Asal, along with film appearances in Gaunthali (2001), K Yo Maya Ho (2011), and Brake Fail (2016). Born 31 August 1963, she is also a Police Inspector by profession, widely recognized for her stage and screen versatility. Her breakout came after being discovered by Santosh Panta, leading to major roles with the legendary MaHa duo (Hari Bansha Acharya & Madan Krishna Shrestha).Her character “Chhuchchi Budi” made her a household name, admired for her physical comedy, expressive timing, and ability to shift from humor to serious emotional roles—proven through her performance in the feature film Basanti.

Manoj Acharya is a Nepali film and television artist known for his role as Khurapati Hakim in the hit comedy serial Jire Khursani and for his appearance in the feature film Upkaar (2000), alongside collaborations with leading Nepali actors.