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Aaryan Adhikari is a Nepali actor and producer recognized for his dynamic screen presence and versatile roles across action, romance, and youth‑centric storytelling. Born in Nawalparasi and later trained in acting and filmmaking in the United States, he entered Nepali cinema with a standout debut in Ke Ma Timro Hoina Ra (2016), earning multiple Best Actor honors and establishing himself as a rising performer. His subsequent films — including Butterfly (Colors of Love), Bandha Mayale, Kadke Kamal Ke, and Lakhey — highlight his ability to shift between emotional, romantic, and high‑energy characters. Through his banner Adhikari Brothers Pictures, he continues to contribute to modern Nepali filmmaking as both an actor and producer.

Ashok Aryan Yadav is a Nepali actor and model known for his intense screen presence and rising impact in action‑driven cinema. With a background in modeling and a growing portfolio of film roles, he brings a blend of physicality, charisma, and emotional depth to his performances. He appears in the upcoming action‑thriller Kumbh (2026), where he takes on a central role in a world shaped by power, conflict, and survival.

Ramesh Ranjan Jha is a Nepalese Film Actor, Director and Writer, who works in Nepali and Maithili films. Ramesh Ranjan made his screen debut with the 1995 Maithili Drama Film "Kaniya". He has won numerous accolades in his career, including National Film Awards as Best Outstanding Acting Award and many awards at international film festivals and award ceremonies. He has won Best Actor in a Negative Role at Kamana Film Award from the movie Sanrakshan. He has also written several Books, Novel like - "Fhulba Haran", "Katha Sanghra" (Story collection), "Kabita Sanghra", "Sankarman", "DomKach" (Maithili Drama), "Umash" (Nepali Novel), "Sangor" (Maithili Novel), "Murda", "Rakt Barsha", "RangRag" and many more. He is Former Drama Department chief and Academician at Nepal Academy of Music & Drama From 2010 to 2018.

Prakash Shah is a Nepali actor and model based in Kathmandu, known for his powerful screen presence and his specialization in lead negative roles. Active in the Nepali film industry since 2016, he has earned recognition for bringing depth, intensity, and emotional precision to antagonist characters. Shah’s performances in “Love Station” and “Sanglo” received strong audience response, with his portrayal in Sanglo earning him the Best Negative Role Award at the 12th D Cine Awards, firmly establishing him as one of the industry’s most compelling negative‑role actors.Alongside these works, Shah has also appeared in films such as “Rawayan” and “Jaalo Return,” further expanding his range and visibility on screen. Beyond cinema, he has represented Nepal on international platforms, including Mister Global 2018 in Bangkok, Thailand, and was the First Runner‑Up at Manhunt International Nepal 2017, reflecting his parallel journey in modeling and pageantry.He is a member of the Film Artistes Association of Nepal, serves as Brand Ambassador for Global Diaspora Education Consultancy Pvt. Ltd., and sits on the Advisory Board of Everest Film Academy. Known for his discipline, consistency, and commitment to craft, Shah believes in bringing genuine depth to every role he takes on—and continues to shape a distinct space for himself in contemporary Nepali cinema.