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Jiban Bhattarai

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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 do...

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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...

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Full NameJiban Bhattarai
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LocationHetauda, kamane
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