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Nischal Basnet is a celebrated Nepali director, actor, writer, and playback singer known for revolutionizing modern Nepali cinema. Born on January 17, 1980, in Birtamod, Jhapa, he studied film at Oscar International College. His directorial debut Loot (2012) became a cult hit, followed by acclaimed films like Talakjung vs Tulke (2014) and Loot 2 (2017). As an actor, he starred in Kabaddi Kabaddi, Dui Rupaiyan, and Prasad. Known for blending realism, dark humor, and social commentary, Basnet is married to actress Swastima Khadka. His work continues to shape the narrative and technical evolution of Nepali cinema.

Rajkumar Shah is a veteran Nepali film artist active since 1993, known for his long career in commercial Nepali cinema and his appearance in the 1995 feature film Soltini, where he played a supporting negative character. His work spans more than three decades, with credits in 16+ feature films, including Rakshya (1993), Tuhuro (1994), Soltini (1995), Daijo (1996), Avatar (1997), Ghaite (1997), Sindur Pote (1998), Aafanta (1999), Santanko Maya (2002), and later titles such as Hasideu Ek Phera (2010) and Bindaas 3

Ram Babu Regmi is a Nepali actor, casting director, theatre trainer, writer, and committed theatre activist known for his grounded performances and community‑driven artistic work. With roots in stage practice, he mentors emerging actors while shaping authentic casting and storytelling across theatre and screen.

Starting from her early childhood in Lazimpat, Kathmandu, Sakuntala Sharma (born 2008 B.S.) grew into one of Nepal’s most respected theatre artists and actresses, known for her expressive performances and deep commitment to stagecraft. She began acting at the age of ten with the play Palansko Phool, marking the start of a lifelong dedication to Nepali theatre. In 2033 B.S., she entered an inter‑caste arranged marriage with actor and theatre director Harihar Sharma, forming one of Nepal’s most influential artistic partnerships.Sakuntala became widely recognized for her powerful roles in acclaimed plays such as Kosanga Judhaun, Manis ra Mukundo, Pahad Chichyairahechha, Farkera Herdā, Kankal, Chyatitako Parda, and Parkhalbhitra. Her transition to cinema in the 1970s brought memorable performances in Hijo, Aaja ra Bholi, Badlindo Aakash, Vasudev, Mayapriti, Chokho Maya, Chelibeti, Sindoor, and Santaan Tharitharika. She also contributed significantly to Radio Nepal through numerous radio dramas, strengthening her legacy as a versatile and enduring performer in Nepali performing arts.