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Mukesh Acharya is a Nepali film actor known for his steady presence in early‑2010s Nepali cinema, appearing in a range of romantic, social, and dramatic films. He gained recognition through roles in Nai Nabhannu La (as Kiran), Timi Matra Timi, Ma Birsu Kasari, Rang, Urbashi, Kohi Ta Cha, Mutu, and Santrash, showcasing a calm, character‑driven acting style. Active across both lead and supporting roles, Acharya contributed to several narrative‑focused projects during this period, and also worked as a Legal Advisor in films such as 9 O’Clock and The Plan, reflecting his multi‑disciplinary involvement in the Nepali film industry.

Tika Niroula is a Nepali theatre artist and film character actor known for his grounded performances, expressive stage craft, and his ability to bring authenticity to socially rooted and emotionally layered roles. Active across stage and screen, he represents the generation of performers who bridge classical theatre discipline with the evolving language of Nepali cinema.

Lokmani Sapkota is a Nepali actor, director, and audio‑drama specialist whose career spans radio, theatre, television, and cinema. He began his artistic journey through Radio Nepal, where he directed and performed in numerous acclaimed radio dramas such as Aadambar and Ani Bajchha Sahanai, establishing himself as a prominent voice‑actor and drama director.Transitioning from radio to stage, Sapkota expanded his craft into theatre performance and direction, later moving into television series and eventually feature films. His screen credits include roles in Gaunthali (2001) and The Puppet (2021), reflecting his shift from audio‑based storytelling to on‑screen acting.With a career rooted in classical Nepali radio drama and strengthened by decades of multi‑platform performance, Sapkota remains recognized for his versatility across voice acting, stagecraft, and film.

Murali Dhar is a veteran singer, composer, and lyricist from Radio Nepal’s golden era. He has sung over 100 Nepali songs, along with numerous tracks in Hindi, Maithili, and Bhojpuri. Some of his most beloved songs include: "Uḍāyo Sapana Sabai Hurīle" (“The storm blew away all dreams”) "Niṣṭhurīle Māyā Garī Āphainlāī Rogī Banāyo" (“The cruel one loved and made me sick”) "Pahāḍko Pallō Ḍāḍāmā Cha Sānō Gāũ" (“There’s a small village on the far hill”) He also collaborated with Udit Narayan Jha, lending his voice to folk-style songs like "Āmāile Bhanthē Dhārāko Pānī" (“Mother used to say, water from the spout…”), which became iconic in Nepali households. Murali Dhar is not only a singer but also a popular actor, known for playing villainous and negative roles in many Nepali films. He has acted in several Hindi movies as well. His film credits include: Hindi film: Mr. India Nepali films: Samjhana, Saino, Kanyadaan, Pirati, among others He has also been involved in producing Bhojpuri and Maithili films His songs "Uḍāyo Sapana Sabai Hurīle…" and "Āmāile Bhanthē Dhārāko Pānī…" are considered timeless classics, instantly recognizable to most Nepalis.