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Ratan Subedi is a Nepali singer, comedian, and film actor known for his energetic performances and humorous musical style. Active prominently between 2040–2060 B.S. (1983–2003 A.D.), he appeared in several Nepali films including Aadhi‑Beri, Sapana, Jwala, Apaharan (Ekadeshma), Anartha, Mukundo, Filim, and Nepal Pyaro Cha. Alongside acting, he gained wide popularity as the singer of the hit comedic song “Watti Baler”, which became a staple of stage shows and radio comedy programs. His musical career includes several successful albums, often created in collaboration with Nirmal Raj Paudel, such as Fashion Fashion (7 songs), Maitighar Najau (8 songs), Sansad Dohari – comedy/parody (Gaijatre audio) (7 songs), and Khabardar Hosiyar – comedy/parody (Gaijatre audio) (8 songs). Blending satire, social commentary, and folk humor, Ratan Subedi established himself as a distinctive voice in Nepal’s comedic‑musical tradition and remains a memorable figure in Nepali entertainment

Manoj Gajurel, born on May 12, 1974, is a renowned Nepalese comedian, actor, singer, model, and a judge on the stand-up reality show called "Comedy Champion". His journey in the entertainment industry has been colorful and multifaceted. Let’s delve into some details about this talented artist: Childhood Manoj Gajurel was raised by his mother, Indramaya Gajurel, and his brother, Keshav Gajurel, after the untimely demise of his father, Bhawani Prasad Gajurel, just four months after Manoj’s birth. Despite facing challenges, he persevered and attended 11 different schools before finally completing his School Leaving Certificate. Career Education: Manoj completed his master’s degree in Mass Communication from Tribhuwan University. Early Acts: He kickstarted his career by performing acts and releasing audio cassettes like “Photocopy,” “HAHAHA,” and “ManojRanjan.” These releases gained popularity among his audience. Mimicry: Manoj is known for his spot-on mimicry of popular political leaders such as Puspa Kamal Dahal “Prachanda,” Gyanendra Shah, Narendra Modi, and Donald Trump. Stage Performances: He has graced stages across Nepal and various countries, showcasing his talent and humor to diverse audiences. Notable Works Filmography: “Pooja” (2010): Manoj played a role in this film, earning him the Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Male) award at the Kamana Film Awards 2076. “100 Kada 10” (2019): Another notable film where he showcased his acting skills. Television: “Comedy Champion” (2019): Manoj served as a judge on this popular stand-up comedy show.

Gopal Raj Mainali, popularly known by his iconic screen name “Chankhe,” was one of Nepal’s most beloved comedic actors, contributing more than four decades to Nepali cinema, theatre, and television. Born on Kartik 16, 2000 B.S. in Mangaltar, Kavrepalanchowk, he grew up with a natural flair for humor and storytelling. His film journey began with a small role in Hijo Aaja Bholi (1967), directed by Hira Singh Khatri, marking the start of a long and influential acting career. Mainali gained national recognition through his memorable comedic pairing with Basundhara Bhusal in Sindoor (1976), which became a cultural milestone. Over the years, he acted in more than 70 films and 60+ stage plays, including Kanyadan, Tilahari, Bhagyarekha, Ke Ghar Ke Dera, Yug Dekhi Yug Samma, Deuki, and Pacchyeuri. He was honored with multiple awards, including the Gaijatra Mahotsav Award, Vasudev Luintel Puraskar, and Nabin Puraskar, recognizing his lasting contribution to Nepali performing arts. Gopal Raj Mainali passed away in 2008, leaving behind a legacy of laughter, warmth, and artistic excellence.

Palpasa Dangol, popularly known by her stage name “Chamsuri,” is one of Nepal’s most recognized comedy actresses. With a career spanning over 25 years, she has become a household name through her expressive acting, sharp comedic timing, and memorable portrayals of rural Nepali characters. Her breakthrough came from the legendary sitcom Meri Bassai, where her character Chamsuri became one of the most beloved comedic roles in Nepali television.Beyond Meri Bassai, Palpasa has appeared in multiple Nepali comedy serials and stage programs, contributing to the evolution of Nepali situational comedy. Her work reflects a blend of traditional humor, social commentary, and character‑driven storytelling. She remains active in the entertainment scene through serials, live events, and cultural performances.