Ramit Dhungana

Madan Das Shrestha is a versatile Nepali artist whose career spans nearly four decades across film, theatre, radio, and television. He began his journey in 1985 with Ke Ghar Ke Dera and has since acted in 23+ feature films, including Tilahari, Kanyadan, Yug Dekhi Yug Samma, Manakamana, Raanko, Teen Ghumti, and Kirtipur: The Legend of Kirti Laxmi. Beyond acting, Shrestha is also known as a radio host, stage performer, and voice‑over artist, earning recognition for his expressive delivery and grounded character portrayals. His contributions extend to theatre and television, where he has played influential roles that connect deeply with Nepali audiences. As a director, he has helmed films such as Aghosit Yuddha (2003), further showcasing his creative range. Respected for his consistency and multi‑disciplinary talent, Madan Das Shrestha remains an enduring figure in Nepali performing arts

Mukesh Acharya is a Nepali film actor known for his steady presence in early‑2010s Nepali cinema, appearing in a range of romantic, social, and dramatic films. He gained recognition through roles in Nai Nabhannu La (as Kiran), Timi Matra Timi, Ma Birsu Kasari, Rang, Urbashi, Kohi Ta Cha, Mutu, and Santrash, showcasing a calm, character‑driven acting style. Active across both lead and supporting roles, Acharya contributed to several narrative‑focused projects during this period, and also worked as a Legal Advisor in films such as 9 O’Clock and The Plan, reflecting his multi‑disciplinary involvement in the Nepali film industry.

Shiva Shrestha is a pioneering Nepali actor celebrated as the industry’s enduring Action Star, known for defining mainstream commercial cinema from the 1980s onward. Rising to prominence with Jeevan Rekha, he delivered a long run of box‑office hits including Badalindo Akash, Kanchhi, Chino, Manakamana, Milan, and Thuldai, establishing himself as one of Nepali film’s most influential leading men. His dynamic screen presence, martial‑arts‑inspired action style, and cross‑border work in Pakistani films expanded his South Asian appeal. Over a four‑decade career, he has received multiple honors recognizing his contribution to Nepali cinema’s growth and popular culture. Shrestha remains a respected figure whose legacy continues to inspire new generations of actors and filmmakers.

Kumar Kattel, popularly known as "Jigri," is a talented Nepalese comedian, actor, and director. He gained fame for his role in the television series Bhadragol, where he portrayed the character Jigri. After leaving Bhadragol, he continued to play the same character in the series Sakkigoni, which became one of the most popular shows in Nepal. Born on July 19, 1989, in Solukhumbu, Nepal, Kumar Kattel has also worked as a writer and director. He contributed to the film Senti Virus and has appeared in various music videos and web series. His humor and distinctive style have won the hearts of many, making him a beloved figure in Nepalese entertainment