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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.

Sabina Karki is a Nepali actress and model known for her prolific presence in both films and music videos. She made her film debut with Dulahi Rani (2009), directed by Shovit Basnet, and went on to appear in projects such as ATM, Chhal (2016), The Famous (2016), Lati, Good Friend, One Side Love, and Surprise.She is also one of Nepal’s most active music‑video performers, having appeared in over 250 music videos, gaining popularity for her expressive screen presence and versatility. Her work spans folk, modern, and duet genres, collaborating with leading singers and directors.

Sushil Devkota is a multifaceted Nepali writer, lyricist, actor, and voice artist with an extensive background in television and radio broadcasting. He has served as a producer and presenter across major Nepali media houses, including Himalaya Television (2011), Nepal 1, Channel Nepal, and KATH 97.9 FM (now Image FM), where he also worked as Head of the Nepali Department. Known for his clear narrative voice and strong command of dialogue, Devkota wrote for the feature film Paral Ko Aago (2026), further establishing his presence in Nepali cinema. His career reflects a blend of storytelling, performance, and broadcast leadership.

Rajesh Hamal is a legendary Nepali actor and television presenter whose career has shaped the identity of modern Nepali cinema. Born on June 9, 1964 in Tansen, Palpa, he is celebrated as one of the most influential performers in the history of Nepali films. He began his acting journey in the early 1990s, rising to national stardom with films like Deuta (1992), which earned him his first National Film Award for Best Actor. Known for his commanding screen presence, versatility, and charismatic persona, Hamal has acted in 250+ films, spanning romance, action, drama, and social narratives. A scholar with a Master’s degree in English Literature, he is also recognized for his humanitarian work and public influence.