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Manish Niraula is a Nepali film actor known for his grounded, naturalistic performances in contemporary cinema. Active since 2017, he is best recognized for his roles in Dhanapati (2017) and Dokh (2022), where he portrayed Ronit. His filmography also includes Aama (2020), reflecting a steady presence in character‑driven Nepali films.

Arpan Thapa is a renowned Nepali actor, screenwriter, and director. Born on November 15, 1978, in Kathmandu, Nepal, he has made significant contributions to the Nepali film industry. Career Highlights Acting: Arpan began his acting career with the Nepali film "Sick City," playing the lead role as Krishna. He has since appeared in numerous films, including "Batch No: 16," "Dhanda," "Chhadke," "Badhshala," "Maun," "Mukhauta," "Suntali," "Dying Candle," "Bir Bikram," "Bato Muni ko Phool 2," "Hamlet," "Anaagat," "America Boys," "Lappan Chhappan," "Changa Chet," "Firke," "Ghar," "Teen Jantu," "Chiso Manchhe," and "Prasad 2". Directing: He has directed several films, including "Mukhauta" (2014), "Aadha Love" (2017), "Sunkesari" (2018), "Ghar" (2019), and "Teen Jantu" (2020). Writing: Arpan has also written scripts for many of the films he has directed. Personal Life Arpan studied acting in Mumbai in 2002 before returning to Nepal to start his career in the Nepali film industry. He is known for his dedication to his craft and his ability to portray complex characters on screen.

Arjun Ghimire, popularly known as "Padey," is a well-loved Nepali comedian, actor, director, and scriptwriter. He gained fame through his roles in hit TV shows like Bhadragol and Sakkigoni. His character "Padey" in these series has become iconic for its humor and relatability. Arjun started his career with Bhadragol in 2013 and later transitioned to Sakkigoni, where he continues to entertain audiences with his comedic timing and engaging performances. Beyond acting, he is also an active social worker, contributing to various community initiatives.

Ashok Darji is a young Nepali singer and emerging actor who rose to national recognition for his natural voice, emotional delivery, and viral performances at a very early age. Discovered through social media and live street performances, he quickly became a household name after collaborating with composer Tanka Budathoki, releasing hit songs such as Man Bina Kasailai Man Paraundaina and other popular child‑vocal tracks. His expressive singing style and humble background made him one of Nepal’s most beloved child artists.Alongside music, Ashok has appeared in music videos, stage shows, and acting projects, gradually expanding his presence in Nepali visual media. As he continues to grow, he remains a symbol of raw talent, resilience, and the power of opportunity in Nepal’s contemporary music scene.