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Raja Rajendra Pokharel is a Nepali comedian, producer, and radio presenter known for his contributions to Nepal’s entertainment industry. He is the Project Head of the Nepali Comedy Show on Radio Janata 89.1 MHz and serves as the Concept Creator and Episode Director for Comedy Hub at AP1TV. Additionally, he has worked as a Senior Programme Producer and Presenter at Radio Audio. Career & Contributions Raja Rajendra Pokharel has been involved in comedy, television, and radio broadcasting for several years. His work in Nepali comedy has made him a recognizable figure in the industry. He has also been associated with Himalaya TV and News24/E24 Television, where he contributed to entertainment programs. Education & Background He studied M.A. in English Literature at Ratna Rajyalaxmi Campus and has been active in media and entertainment since his early career. Originally from Jhapa District, he currently resides in Bhaktapur, Nepal.

Shailendra Simkhada is a prominent Nepali comedian, poet, and satirist who has been active in the entertainment scene for over two decades. Known for his sharp wit and poetic delivery, he blends humor with social and political commentary, often addressing themes like gender norms, cultural identity, and current affairs. His performances are especially popular during traditional events like Gaijatra and Deusi Bhailo, where he uses satire to provoke thought as well as laughter. Simkhada is considered one of the pioneers of modern Nepali stand-up comedy, admired by audiences across generations. His work often challenges societal expectations and highlights contradictions in public discourse, making him both a beloved entertainer and a cultural critic.

Pawan Khatiwada, popularly known as Myakuri, is a Nepali comedian, actor, and performer recognized for his expressive character work and his contribution to modern Nepali comedy. Born in Dhankuta, he began his creative journey as a radio presenter and later trained under veteran comedian Kedar Prasad Ghimire (Magne Buda), which helped shape his comedic craft and stage discipline.Khatiwada gained national attention through his character‑based comedy sketches, where his timing, physical expression, and relatable storytelling established him as a distinctive comedic voice. His transition into mainstream entertainment includes work in Nepali films, television comedy programs, and original comedic content.He made his film debut with Sentivirus, followed by appearances in Churifuri (2021), expanding his presence from digital comedy to the Nepali film industry. He is also active in television comedy, performing in shows such as Comedy Darbar, where he continues to refine his craft in front of a broader audience.Alongside acting and comedy, Khatiwada has explored music, performing songs such as “Bhijyo Sirani,” which reflect his interest in blending humor with musical expression.

Gopal Raj Mainali, popularly known by his iconic screen name “Chankhe,” was one of Nepal’s most beloved comedic actors, contributing more than four decades to Nepali cinema, theatre, and television. Born on Kartik 16, 2000 B.S. in Mangaltar, Kavrepalanchowk, he grew up with a natural flair for humor and storytelling. His film journey began with a small role in Hijo Aaja Bholi (1967), directed by Hira Singh Khatri, marking the start of a long and influential acting career. Mainali gained national recognition through his memorable comedic pairing with Basundhara Bhusal in Sindoor (1976), which became a cultural milestone. Over the years, he acted in more than 70 films and 60+ stage plays, including Kanyadan, Tilahari, Bhagyarekha, Ke Ghar Ke Dera, Yug Dekhi Yug Samma, Deuki, and Pacchyeuri. He was honored with multiple awards, including the Gaijatra Mahotsav Award, Vasudev Luintel Puraskar, and Nabin Puraskar, recognizing his lasting contribution to Nepali performing arts. Gopal Raj Mainali passed away in 2008, leaving behind a legacy of laughter, warmth, and artistic excellence.