Saroj Khanal

Pradeep Khadka is a Nepali actor, model, and filmmaker. He is best known for his role in Prem Geet. Pradeep owns a production house called Pradeep Media Pvt.Ltd. Pradeep started his career in 2011 as a filmmaker and actor. However, he was not popular before Prem Geet was released. Prem Geet was the movie that gave him a huge success and made him a popular actor overnight in Nepali film industry.

Razz is a Nepali actor, model of Nepali music video , who is well known after the  music video priya timro, karent lagchha , budhi ko kach kach,pachhaury ko cheau,otha ma timro,furkey junga ,yesto pani jindagi,maya ko sanshar,barkhe jhari,maya gare timilai,Dharahara ma basyo maya jaal,pardeshma mayalule wow bhannechhan,Eutai chahana

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.

Kushal Bista is a Nepali film actor known for his rising presence in contemporary cinema and digital platforms. Born on April 19, 1996, in Kathmandu, he began his artistic journey in theatre—training at Shailee Theatre—before transitioning to screen acting. He first gained attention through popular YouTube web series such as “Wrong Time” and “Hami Yastai Ho Bro,” which helped establish his youthful on‑screen identity. Bista made his feature‑film debut in “Lukamari” (2016) and later appeared in titles including “Bhuimanchhe” (2017) and “Jhingedaau” (2022), showcasing a shift from digital popularity to mainstream film roles. Active since 2016, he continues to build a career defined by natural performance style, audience appeal, and a growing body of work across Nepali cinema.