Subeksha Khadka

Saroj Khanal is a celebrated Nepali actor and director, known for his significant contributions to Nepali cinema. Born on March 14, 1960, in Chitwan, Nepal, he began his acting career in theater with the play "Bhasmasur ko Nali haad" in 1987. Career Highlights Debut: Made his film debut with "Jeevan Rekha" in 1982. Notable Films: Some of his most famous movies include "Prem Pinda" (1995), "Gothalo" (1996), "Kasam" (1993), "Janma Bhumi" (1995), "Chot" (1990), "Samhalinchha Kahile Mann" (2022), "Ma Yesto Geet Gaauchu" (2017), and "Token of Love" (1995). Awards: He has received numerous awards, including the Prabal Gorkha Dakshinbahu

Arjun Shrestha is a Nepali film actor recognized for his natural screen presence and his work across social, romantic, and dramatic cinema. He has appeared in notable films such as Dodhar, Arjun, Sampati, Kathmandu, and Arunima, earning appreciation for portraying relatable characters rooted in everyday Nepali life. His performance in the widely loved song “Master Saheb Sikaideu Pirati” further strengthened his popularity among audiences. Active across multiple decades, Arjun Shrestha has contributed to the growth of Nepali cinema through consistent performances and collaborations with respected filmmakers and actors. His work continues to resonate with viewers who value authenticity, emotional depth, and storytelling grounded in Nepali culture.

Nawal Khadka is a veteran Nepali actor, producer, director, and screenwriter active since 1994. Known for his patriotic and socially conscious films, he has contributed to over a dozen projects including Chandra Surya, Gunyo Cholo, Bishwasghat, Dasgaja, Aawaz, and Bhimdatta. His recent film Kandetar (2024), which he directed and produced, addresses Nepal–India border issues. Khadka is also a lyricist and audiographer, showcasing his multifaceted talent in the Nepali film industry. He has received accolades such as the Jury Award at the D Cine Award 2072 and Best Supporting Actor and Best Story at the NEFTA Film Awards 2068.

C.P. Lohani is remembered as a prominent actor of the early era of Nepali cinema, best known for his leading role in the landmark film Maitighar (1966). His performance opposite Mala Sinha brought a new level of sophistication and emotional depth to Nepali films at a time when the industry was still developing its identity. Lohani’s natural screen presence, expressive acting, and refined dialogue delivery helped establish him as one of the notable romantic leads of his generation. Beyond acting, he was also involved in cultural and artistic circles that supported the growth of Nepali film production during the 1960s. Although his filmography is limited, C. P. Lohani’s contribution to Maitighar remains a defining chapter in the history of Nepali cinema.