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Anshu Maharjan is a Nepali film and television actress who began her career in the mid‑2000s, appearing in popular comedy serials such as Maha Chautari, other comedy shows, music videos, TV commercials, and the hit series Meri Bassai, where she performed alongside Jitu Nepal’s character “Mundreko Sauteni Aama.” Her early work in these widely loved programs established her as a natural performer with strong comedic timing and expressive acting.After building a solid foundation in television, she transitioned into films, appearing in projects such as Jatrai Jatra, Ganapati, Bar and Badhu, and Chameliko Poi. Her ability to shift effortlessly between comedy, drama, and character roles has made her a familiar and respected presence in both TV and cinema.

Rabi Giri is a famous actor. He started his film journey from the movie Santan. Her father was also a good artist. Rabi, who is especially famous in the roles of Sahu Mahajan and Villain, has acted in many movies, dramas and TV movies. Apart from Nepali, he has also acted in Hindi, French and Pakistani films.

Shivahari Bairagi is a Nepali film artist known for his work in feature films, short films, and music videos, recognized for his natural acting style and strong screen presence. Active in Nepal’s growing regional and mainstream film scene, he has contributed to various projects as a supporting actor, character performer, and visual storyteller.Shivahari began his artistic journey through local theatre and small‑scale productions, gradually transitioning into film work. His performances often reflect grounded emotions, relatable characters, and a sincere approach to storytelling. Over time, he has appeared in multiple music videos, independent films, and regional cinema projects, earning appreciation for his expressive acting and dedication to craft.

Ramchandra Adhikari (रामचन्द्र अधिकारी) is one of Nepal’s most prolific and beloved film and television artists, celebrated for his comedic timing, grounded character portrayals, and decades-long contribution to Nepali entertainment. Born in Gothatar, Kathmandu, he rose from a difficult childhood—working as a home assistant and later traveling through Hetauda, Benaras, and Sarlahi—to eventually return to Kathmandu, where his artistic journey began.His entry into acting started around 2035 BS (1978–79) with the theatre play Sachha Prem by Bhairav Aryal, whose success opened doors to wider collaborations. While working night shifts at Nepal Telecom, he spent his days performing, steadily becoming a household name.Adhikari is best known for his iconic comedic persona “Kaji Ba / Gopte Kaji”, and for his long-running role in Nepal’s most enduring sitcom Meri Bassai, where his performance became a cultural fixture. His career spans 400+ films, numerous telefilms, and television series, making him one of the most recorded actors in Nepali cinema history.His contribution was formally recognized when he became the first Nepali artist to receive life insurance from the Film Development Board—an unprecedented honor reflecting his impact on the industry.