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Mausami Malla is a well-known Nepali actress who gained popularity in the late 1980s and early 1990s. She was born on February 11, 1969, in Chitwan, Nepal, and originally aspired to be a sportsperson before entering the film industry. Mausami was born into an army family and was a national-level athlete during her school years. She got married at the age of 15 and moved to Pokhara with her husband. Her acting career began after her marriage and the birth of her first child. She made her debut in the movie 'Kanchi', where she played the role of a child despite being a mother herself. After moving to Kathmandu, she continued her education but had to pause due to her second pregnancy. She later starred in several successful films, including 'Pachhis Basanta', 'Bhagya Rekha', 'Tilhari', and 'Bhumari'. After facing personal struggles, including domestic violence and divorce, Mausami left the film industry for 13 years and moved to Belgium, where she worked as a beautician. She later made a comeback as a film producer, with her son Vicky Malla starring in one of her productions, 'Samaya'.

Safar Pokharel is a well-known Nepali media personality, radio jockey (RJ), and voiceover artist. He has been a radio presenter at Hits FM 91.2 since 2001 and has also appeared in a few movies, including "Red Monsoon" (2013), "Jatra" (2017), and "Dhanapati" (2018). Career Highlights Radio Presenter: Safar has been a prominent voice on Hits FM 91.2 for over two decades. Voiceover Artist: He has lent his voice to various commercials, audiobooks, and other projects. Actor: Safar has appeared in several Nepali films, showcasing his versatility as an artist. Personal Life Safar Pokharel continues to inspire many with his dedication to the media industry and his ability to connect with audiences through his work.

Uma Giri is a Nepali actress and producer active in the Nepali film industry since 2007, known for her steady contribution to commercial and character‑driven cinema. Originally from Sikkim, she began her artistic journey as a young actor, dancer, and model before moving to Nepal, where veteran filmmaker Tulsi Ghimire introduced her to the film industry. Over the years, Uma has worked across acting and production, building a reputation for discipline, emotional performance, and strong on‑set collaboration. Her industry credibility led to her selection as a jury member for the Dadasaheb Phalke Film Foundation Awards representing Nepal, reflecting her respected standing in the creative community. Active in films, production work, and cultural events, Uma Giri continues to contribute to Nepali cinema with experience, commitment, and a cross‑border artistic background.

Maunata Shrestha is a prominent Nepali screenwriter and film producer known for his prolific contribution to mainstream Nepali cinema. With a career spanning decades, he has written the story, screenplay, and dialogue for more than 145 feature films, including major commercial hits such as Khalanayak, Dadagiri, Myanmar Dhadkan, and many others.Recognized for his strong command of emotional storytelling, action‑drama structure, and audience‑driven dialogue, Shrestha has become one of the most reliable and respected writers in the Nepali film industry. Alongside writing, he has also produced several films under his banner, further strengthening his creative footprint in Nepali cinema.