Sarita Lamichhane

Roshani Sapkota is a Nepali actress best known for her breakout popularity in the classic comedy serial “Hari Bahadur–Madan Bahadur”, where she first gained national recognition. She later became widely loved for her long‑running role as Batuli in the hit series “Harke Haldar,” appearing in more than 700 episodes and establishing herself as one of Nepal’s most familiar television faces.  

Krishna Siwakoti is a Nepali film and television actor known for his strong presence in comedy and social telefilms. Before entering the entertainment industry, he served in Nepal Police, starting his career as an ASP and later retiring as a DSP.His acting journey began through the television awareness program 'Police Request', where he worked for several years and developed his performance skills. He later appeared in popular Nepali television series such as 'Madan Bahadur Hari Bahadur', 'Tito Satya', 'Halka Ramailo', and 'Hijo Aaja Ka Kura', gaining recognition especially for his comedic roles.Known for his natural acting style and relatable characters, Krishna Siwakoti has established himself as a versatile actor who successfully transitioned from a government service career to the Nepali film and television industry.

Keshab Bhattarai was a respected Nepali actor and film producer who played a significant role in the country’s cinema for over three decades. He made his acting debut in the film Koseli directed by Tulsi Ghimire and appeared in around fifty Nepali movies throughout his career. As a producer, Bhattarai worked on several films including Yatra, Bracelet, So Simple, Karmayoddha, and Aafno Manche. He also served as the Chairperson of the Film Development Board and was Senior Vice President of the Nepal Film Producer’s Association, contributing to the growth of the film industry before his passing in 2019

Gita Adhikari is a Nepali actress with a career spanning theatre, mainstream cinema, and character‑driven films. She began her screen journey in 2008 and has since appeared in at least ten Nepali films, often portraying emotionally grounded, culturally rooted, or maternal roles.Born on 23 November in Ilam, she is recognized for her expressive acting style and her ability to carry both central and supporting characters with equal depth. Her performance in Dhauli (2015) is widely regarded as one of her strongest works, where she played a mother‑centric role that earned critical appreciation.Alongside film, Gita Adhikari has remained connected to theatre, contributing to stage productions and community‑based performing arts. Her consistent presence in Nepali cinema reflects a career built on discipline, versatility, and long‑term dedication to acting.