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Sagar Dutta Koirala

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is a Nepali actor who starred in Harishchandra (1951). He worked in films and theaters during that century.

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is a Nepali actor who starred in Harishchandra (1951). He worked in films and theaters during that century.

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Full NameSagar Dutta Koirala
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Film Artists
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Active Since1951

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75 yrs

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