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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

Khagendra Lamichhane is an actor, writer and director, and he has been successfully pursuing what he has been doing since 1999. He has acted in four acclaimed movies. He has directed five plays among which most of them have been staged in different national and international theatre festivals.

Maotse Gurung is a talented Nepali actor, writer, and director from Pokhara. He has made significant contributions to the Nepali film industry and is known for his remarkable performances in various movies. Some of his notable works include: Daya Rani (2024): in this film maotse work as a director. Manko Babari (2017): In this film, Maotse Gurung played a key role as a writer. Shirsuba (2020): Another project where he showcased his writing skills. Purano Dunga (2016): Maotse Gurung’s involvement in this film further highlights his versatility as an actor and writer. His filmography extends beyond these, with roles in other movies such as “Dimag Kharab”, “Jai Ho”, and “Kabaddi”. Maotse Gurung’s talent and dedication have left a lasting impact on the Nepali cinema scene.

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.