Sagar Lamsal Kshetri

Nischal Khadka, also known for his role in the movie “London to Paris,” has made a notable impact in the Nepali film industry. The film, directed by Ghanshyam Lamichhane, features a talented cast including Samragyee Rajya Laxmi Shah, Nischal Khadka, Kiran Khadka, and Garima Sharma . His performance in the movie has garnered attention, and he continues to be a rising star in the Nepali entertainment scene!

Bhola Raj Sapkota (भोलाराज सापकोटा) is a well-known Nepalese actor recognized for his contributions to both Nepali cinema and theatre. He began his acting career in 1994 with a Nepali play called Murakh Biraami1. Over the years, he has performed in around 80 plays. Bhola Raj gained significant attention after his role in the 2012 Bollywood movie Barfi!, directed by Anurag Basu12. He has also appeared in several notable Nepali films. Here’s a list of some notable films featuring Bhola Raj Sapkota (भोलाराज सापकोटा): Sano Sansar (2008) - Go-kart Mechanic Barfi! (2012) - Bhola, Barfi’s friend Jhumkee (2016) Jatra (2016) - Hawaldar Kumva Karan (2018) Pandit Bajeko Lauri (2018) - Sitaram’s half-brother Mr. Virgin (2018) - Chumman Lal Gopi (2019) - Bhola Sapkota Ranveer (2019) - Prem Guru Kausidd (2022) - Regmi Sir He has also been involved in other projects, including theatre performances and additional crew roles in films like Kabaddi (2014)

Kumar Kanchha is a legendary Nepali playback singer, composer, and actor, known for his soulful voice and contributions to both music and cinema. Born on 28th Mangsir 2014 B.S. in Kolkata, India, he rose to fame with timeless hits like “Jindagi Ko Ke Bhara Cha Ra,” “Amaile Bhanthin,” and “Batasale Udai Lyayo.” His album Goreto and songs like “Naina Resham” remain Nepali folk-pop classics. In addition to his musical legacy, Kumar Kanchha also made a mark as an actor. He appeared in the iconic film Saino (directed by Ugyen Chopel), where his song “Kalko Pani Rakshi Ganayo” became a cultural phenomenon. He also acted in films like Lahure and Koshili, contributing both as a performer and playback singer. Kumar Kanchha’s dual legacy in music and film has made him one of the most cherished and versatile artists in the history of Nepali entertainment.