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Ramesh Ranjan Jha is a Nepalese Film Actor, Director and Writer, who works in Nepali and Maithili films. Ramesh Ranjan made his screen debut with the 1995 Maithili Drama Film "Kaniya". He has won numerous accolades in his career, including National Film Awards as Best Outstanding Acting Award and many awards at international film festivals and award ceremonies. He has won Best Actor in a Negative Role at Kamana Film Award from the movie Sanrakshan. He has also written several Books, Novel like - "Fhulba Haran", "Katha Sanghra" (Story collection), "Kabita Sanghra", "Sankarman", "DomKach" (Maithili Drama), "Umash" (Nepali Novel), "Sangor" (Maithili Novel), "Murda", "Rakt Barsha", "RangRag" and many more. He is Former Drama Department chief and Academician at Nepal Academy of Music & Drama From 2010 to 2018.

Sundar Dhital is a Nepali actor, theatre artist, and director known for his contributions to stage performances and storytelling. He has directed and acted in several theatrical productions, showcasing his talent in bringing compelling narratives to life. Key Details: Profession: Actor, Theatre Artist, Director Notable Works: Directed Samay Ko Pida, a play staged at Ojas Theatre in Ratopul, which explores the struggles of Nepalese parents left alone as their children migrate abroad. Acted in Andhaveg, a play written by Balkrishna Sama, performed at Mandala Theatre, portraying complex relationships and societal norms. Sundar Dhital’s work in theatre highlights his dedication to storytelling and cultural representation.

Prachanda Malla is a Nepali actor, director, and theatre practitioner known for his long-standing contribution to stage and screen. Active for several decades, he has been associated with Nepal’s modern theatre movement and has appeared in a range of socially rooted dramas, television projects, and Nepali films. Malla is recognized for his expressive performance style, strong command of character roles, and his commitment to developing Nepali performing arts through direction, training, and mentorship. His work spans acting, writing, and creative leadership, making him one of the respected senior figures in Nepal’s theatre and film community.

Samyam Puri is a Nepali actor known for his natural, youthful screen presence and emotionally grounded performances, rising to prominence with Saayad (2012) and continuing his career through films such as Hostel, Utsav, Love You Baba, Aadha Love, and Saayad 2, establishing himself as a consistent face in modern Nepali commercial cinema.