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Nabin Shrestha is a Nepali film actor active since the late 1990s, known for roles in Mukti Sangarsha (1992), Mohani (1994), and Choro (1996).

Dilip Rayamajhi is a celebrated Nepali actor, producer, choreographer, and dance director. Born on May 6, 1976, in Kathmandu, Nepal, he began his career as a dancer before transitioning into acting. He got his first big break in the movie "Bhanubhakta" and has since starred in over 150 films, many of which have been major commercial successes. Career Highlights Debut: Started as a side dancer and got his first major role in "Bhanubhakta". Notable Films: "Darpan Chhaya," "Lahana," "Superstar," "Miss You," "Zindagani". Awards: Recognized for his exceptional acting skills and has won numerous awards throughout his career. Reality Shows: Currently a judge on the dancing reality show "Mero Dance Universe," Nepal's first international reality show

Shiva Shankar Manandhar (1932–2004) was a legendary figure in Nepali music and cinema, celebrated for his versatility as a singer, composer, and actor. Born in Newroad, Kathmandu, to a musically inclined Newar family, his early exposure to classical Newari songs through his father, Man Bahadur, laid the foundation for his lifelong devotion to music. He joined Radio Nepal in 1951, where he collaborated with Nati Kaji to shape the golden era of Nepali music. Over his prolific career, he composed around 1,200 songs and sang nearly 300, spanning genres like love ballads, bhajans, patriotic anthems, and tragic melodies. His compositions for artists such as Narayan Gopal, Tara Devi, and Aruna Lama remain timeless. 🎬 In cinema, Shiva Shankar played the lead role of Lahure Dai in Aama (1964), Nepal’s first feature film. Though he didn’t pursue acting further, he composed music for several early Nepali films, contributing to the industry's formative sound. 🎶 Sadabahar (Evergreen) Songs: Aama ko sapana – a heartfelt tribute to motherhood Yo Nepali shir uchali – a patriotic anthem Timro lagi ma birsine – a romantic classic His music blended folk traditions with orchestral arrangements, pioneering modern Nepali pop while preserving cultural authenticity. Shiva Shankar received numerous national honors and served as Executive Director of Ratna Recording Corporation (1987–1991). Even post-retirement, he remained a guardian of Nepal’s musical soul.