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Prakash Kumar Adhikari is a veteran Nepali actor and legal advisor active in the film industry since 1989. He debuted with Anyay and gained recognition through films like Pheri Bhetaula (alongside Manisha Koirala), Behuli, Ghar Aangan, Ishwor, Aago, Khelauna, Ladain, Captain, and Yatra. With over a dozen films to his credit, Adhikari is known for portraying emotionally resonant and socially aware characters. He has also served as a legal advisor for films such as Rang Baijani and Aafanta. His contributions span acting, legal guidance, and advocacy for ethical practices in Nepali cinema.

Lokmani Sapkota is a Nepali actor, director, and audio‑drama specialist whose career spans radio, theatre, television, and cinema. He began his artistic journey through Radio Nepal, where he directed and performed in numerous acclaimed radio dramas such as Aadambar and Ani Bajchha Sahanai, establishing himself as a prominent voice‑actor and drama director.Transitioning from radio to stage, Sapkota expanded his craft into theatre performance and direction, later moving into television series and eventually feature films. His screen credits include roles in Gaunthali (2001) and The Puppet (2021), reflecting his shift from audio‑based storytelling to on‑screen acting.With a career rooted in classical Nepali radio drama and strengthened by decades of multi‑platform performance, Sapkota remains recognized for his versatility across voice acting, stagecraft, and film.

Laxman Bikram Basnet is a Nepali film and television actor known for his natural performance style and his ability to portray grounded, emotionally relatable characters across cinema and serials. Active in both Nepali films and TV dramas, he represents the generation of artists who helped bridge the gap between traditional Nepali cinema and the growing television storytelling culture.Basnet has contributed to a range of feature films, social‑themed dramas, and family‑oriented TV serials, earning recognition for his sincerity, discipline, and strong ensemble presence. His roles often reflect everyday Nepali life—portraying fathers, mentors, community figures, and character roles that add depth to the narrative.

Keshav Sapkota is a Nepali actor active since the early 2000s, beginning his career through music videos and television serials before establishing himself as a comedian‑TV artist and later expanding into acting and direction. Known for his versatile presence across drama, comedy, and character roles, he has built a long career in Nepali entertainment through consistent work in serials, stage‑influenced comedy, and screen acting. In recent years, he has also taken on directorial responsibilities, shaping projects both in front of and behind the camera.