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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.

Jiban Bhattarai is a theater artist. He has acted and directed dozens of plays. Jiban's hidden talent is that he is also a poet. He has also written many poems. He is also the director of Paana Arts. Through this he has directed and acted in dozens of music videos. He has acted in films including kagajpatra, na yata na uta, changa, jhyanakuti.

Dhiraj Magar is a Nepali actor and model known for his charming screen presence, youthful appeal, and strong fan following across Nepal and the diaspora. He first gained popularity as a YouTube content creator in the UK before transitioning into films, where he quickly became one of the most recognizable new‑generation actors.He made his film debut with the romantic drama Intu Mintu Londonma (2018), which became a commercial success and established him as a leading face in Nepali cinema. He later appeared in films such as Babari (2022) and Rani (2023), expanding his range from romance to emotional drama.Magar continues to balance acting, modeling, and digital content creation, maintaining a strong connection with youth audiences.

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.