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Shrawan Ghimire is a prominent Nepali film actor and producer best known for his long‑running collaboration with director Tulsi Ghimire, forming one of the most successful duos in Nepali cinema. He gained widespread recognition through hit films such as “Darpan Chhaya,” “Lahure,” “Kusume Rumal,” “Chino,” and “Dakshina,” many of which became cultural milestones. As a producer, he played a key role in shaping the commercial era of the 1980s–2000s, supporting films that blended emotion, music, and strong storytelling. His consistent contribution has made him a respected and enduring figure in Nepali film history

Jack Shrestha is a Nepali film artist recognized for his natural acting style and his contribution to performance‑focused storytelling in Nepali cinema. Active across feature films and supporting roles, he is known for portraying grounded, relatable characters that reflect everyday Nepali life. Shrestha’s performances emphasize emotional clarity, subtle expression, and strong narrative support, making him a dependable presence in modern Nepali films. With a growing body of work, he continues to build his identity as a committed and expressive actor in Nepal’s evolving film landscape.

Rama Thapaliya is a veteran Nepali film actress active since 1996, known for her strong presence in character roles across more than 30 feature films. Her career spans classic, modern, and contemporary Nepali cinema, with notable performances in Mukundo (1999), Kasle Choryo Mero Man (2010), Chha Maya Chhapakkai (2019), Dimag Kharab (2023), and Boksi Ko Ghar (2024). She is widely recognized for portraying motherly, emotional, and socially grounded characters, making her one of the most consistent supporting actresses in Nepali film history.

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.