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Kamal Kant Mainali

Kamal Kant Mainali

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@kamal-mainali · Film Artists, Comedy Actor

Kamal Kant Mainali is a Nepali comedy actor and television artist known for his expressive character roles in Nepali comedy serials and appearances in independent films. Active in digital and broadcast comedy productions, he contributes through humor...

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Kamal Kant Mainali is a Nepali comedy actor and television artist known for his expressive character roles in Nepali comedy serials and appearances in independent films. Active in digital and broadcas...

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Full NameKamal Kant Mainali
Profession
Film Artists
Comedy Actor
Location
Active Since2000

Career Highlights

1

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Awards

26 yrs

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