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Deshbhakta Khanal is a talented actor and director from Nepal. He began his career in theater, performing in plays like Gorakha Bhartikendra and Merchant of Venice. Later, he transitioned to television as an assistant director, working on the series Guruaama Nepalki. His film career took off with Bijaya Parajaya, where he contributed as both an actor and assistant director. Over the years, he has acted in more than 20 feature films, 45 TV serials, and 35 stage dramas. He has also worked as a scriptwriter for around 20 projects. In 1999, he started directing Nepali films, with notable works including Pinjada, Man Mero Mandaina, Santan Thari Tharika, Baazee, and Achanak. Additionally, he has been involved in international projects, such as the Japanese film Miteri Gaun (Tomodachi No Mura) and the American movie Highway to Dhampus.

Murali Dhar is a veteran singer, composer, and lyricist from Radio Nepal’s golden era. He has sung over 100 Nepali songs, along with numerous tracks in Hindi, Maithili, and Bhojpuri. Some of his most beloved songs include: "Uḍāyo Sapana Sabai Hurīle" (“The storm blew away all dreams”) "Niṣṭhurīle Māyā Garī Āphainlāī Rogī Banāyo" (“The cruel one loved and made me sick”) "Pahāḍko Pallō Ḍāḍāmā Cha Sānō Gāũ" (“There’s a small village on the far hill”) He also collaborated with Udit Narayan Jha, lending his voice to folk-style songs like "Āmāile Bhanthē Dhārāko Pānī" (“Mother used to say, water from the spout…”), which became iconic in Nepali households. Murali Dhar is not only a singer but also a popular actor, known for playing villainous and negative roles in many Nepali films. He has acted in several Hindi movies as well. His film credits include: Hindi film: Mr. India Nepali films: Samjhana, Saino, Kanyadaan, Pirati, among others He has also been involved in producing Bhojpuri and Maithili films His songs "Uḍāyo Sapana Sabai Hurīle…" and "Āmāile Bhanthē Dhārāko Pānī…" are considered timeless classics, instantly recognizable to most Nepalis.

Sraj Garach is a charismatic figure in Nepali media, known for his work across modeling, television, and film. With a career that began in the early 2000s, he has steadily built a reputation for his screen presence, versatility, and dedication to the craft. Early Career & Modeling Sraj’s journey began with his participation in Mr. & Ms. Valentine 2002, a modeling competition that opened doors to runway shows and fashion events. His striking looks and confident demeanor led him to become a sought-after model and fashion choreographer. Television Hosting From 2005 onward, Sraj transitioned into television, working as a presenter on channels like Nepal One, NTV 2, and TV Filmy. His hosting style—engaging, stylish, and fluent—made him a familiar face in Nepali households.

Abishek Khadka is a young Nepali actor known for his lead role in the film ‘Kumari’ and other upcoming projects, rapidly gaining recognition in Nepali cinema. Early Life and Background Abishek Khadka was born in Jhapa, Nepal. He pursued acting professionally for several years, beginning with theatre at age 15, and trained under renowned acting coach Anup Baral. He also performed in the stage play Sikrum, which garnered attention for his acting abilities Film Career Abishek made his film debut with Behuli from Meghauli, but his most prominent early role is as the male lead in the Nepali romantic drama ‘Kumari’, directed by Dinesh Raut and released theatrically in Magh 23 His co-star in the film, Aakriti Rajbhandari, also makes her acting debut. ‘Kumari’ gained attention for its modern portrayal of love, relatable characters, and a popular soundtrack, including the song ‘Doko Bunne’, which achieved millions of views online. Abishek’s character in the movie was noted for mirroring aspects of his real-life personality, providing a strong entry into lead roles in cinema, He has expressed excitement and nervousness about his debut while highlighting the challenges of portraying emotional scenes authentically. Beyond ‘Kumari’, Abishek has joined the upcoming film ‘Shree Niwas’ alongside veteran actor Haribansha Acharya, directed by Aakash Baral and Sajan Kafle with a screenplay by Abhimanyu Nirabi, signaling his continued rise in the industry.