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Ramesh Budhathoki has so far acted in 1,200 teleserials and in about five dozen movies. Moreover, he has also directed 11 movies. He also holds the record for making Nepal’s longest teleserial of 980 episodes which ran on Nepal 1 television from 2004 to 2007. Budhathoki also made Nepal’s first teleserial called Bacha Birseko Chaina (Haven’t Forgotten Promise) in 1986.

Sabin Shrestha is a Nepali actor and model known for his dynamic roles in over two dozen films. He won Best Actor for Hero Returns at the 13th D Cine Award (2023) and received the Encouragement Award for Hawaldar Suntali at the 7th LG D Cine Award (2072). Sabin currently serves as General Secretary of the Film Artist's Association of Nepal (FAAN), contributing to the growth of Nepal’s film industry. His filmography includes Andaj, Hero Returns, Lily Bily, Rampyari, Lootera, Bhag Sani Bhag, Aadhi Bato, and First Love. Known for his versatility and screen presence, Sabin continues to be a prominent figure in Nepali cinema. Sources:

Taiyab Shah is a veteran Nepali actor and producer, renowned for his versatile character and comedic roles in the country’s film industry. Debuting in the mid-1990s, he’s appeared both on-screen and behind the scenes—often serving as producer on his projects.

Pragya Joshi is a Nepali film actress and television serial artist known for her expressive performances and her steady presence in both mainstream cinema and episodic storytelling. Active across multiple formats, she has built a reputation for portraying relatable, emotionally grounded characters that reflect everyday Nepali life.Her work spans feature films, TV serials, and special appearances produced under Pragya Films, where she has contributed to projects that blend social themes, family drama, and character‑driven narratives. Joshi’s screen presence is marked by natural dialogue delivery, strong emotional timing, and a commitment to authentic storytelling—qualities that have made her a respected performer among directors and audiences alike.With continued involvement in film and television, she represents the generation of Nepali artists who bridge traditional screen acting with the evolving landscape of modern Nepali media.