Khadga Bahadur Pun Magar

Kiran KC, known popularly as Raata Makai (राता मकै), is a Nepalese actor, producer, television personality, singer, entrepreneur and philanthropist. He is known for his comic timing. He is also known for his performance in Je Bho Ramrai Bho (2003), Ta Ta Sarai Bigris Ni Badri (2000) and Jire Khursani (2003 – present). He has been actively associated with television since its early days in Nepal and has appeared in a handful of comedy pieces. He has been seen on the Nepali comedyTV Serial Jhire Khursani and became popular among Nepali viewers as Rata Makai (राता मकै).

Srijana Adhikari is an Actor/director/trainer & casting Director. She was born in 2049 BS in Kathmandu's 'Maternity Home'. His acting journey came with a street play. She has worked in telefilms, films, and plays. She got the opportunity to learn acting skills with Anup Baral and Gurukul Theatre. She started her theatre journey with the play 'Malami' directed by Anup Baral. Later, she also directed the play "Saledo". She has also run a theatre house called 'Purano Ghar' under her leadership.

Bishnu Sapkota, popularly known by his iconic screen name “Harke Haldar,” is a veteran Nepali comedian and character actor active since the mid‑1990s. He rose to nationwide fame through the hit comedy serial Harke Haldar (2011–present), where he has appeared in over 490 episodes, becoming one of Nepal’s most recognizable rural‑comedy personalities.Beyond television, Sapkota has acted in films such as Bhariya (1996), Dewar Babu (2007), Please Laugh Once (2010), and the short film The Boat (2023).He is also the creator and lead performer of popular YouTube comedy series like Putaliko Bhatti and Gaijatra specials, expanding his influence into digital media and maintaining a strong connection with Nepali audiences.

Laxminath Timalsina is a Nepali film actor active since 2018, known for his appearances in commercial and character‑driven cinema, including roles in Damaru Ko Dandibiyo (2018), Lily Bily (2018), Bir Bikram 2 (2019), and upcoming titles such as Mohar (2025) and Feri Resham Filili (2025). His growing presence in mainstream films reflects a steady rise supported by versatile supporting performances and a relatable on‑screen persona. Timalsina is also featured in the ensemble cast of Gobar Ganesh (2026), further expanding his footprint in contemporary Nepali cinema. Active across both film and comedy‑drama platforms, he represents a new generation of actors contributing consistent, grounded performances to Nepal’s evolving film landscape.