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Mohan Niraula is a prominent Nepali actor, director, and media personality known for his versatile presence across film, television, and theatre. Rising to fame through popular TV serials and stage productions, he later expanded into filmmaking, hosting, and cultural leadership. Niraula has directed several notable Nepali films and served in key roles within the Nepal Film Artists Association, contributing to policy, artist welfare, and industry development. His long career reflects a blend of performance, direction, and public engagement, making him a respected figure in Nepal’s entertainment landscape

Kalyan Ghimire is a Nepali film actor, producer, and production designer active in Nepali cinema since 1998. Over the years, he has appeared in several mainstream commercial films and has contributed behind the scenes in story writing, screenplay, and production design. His acting credits include films such as Anshabanda (1998), Nagad Narayan (1999), Mero Hajur (2001), Maan Mutu Ra Maya (2003), Sasu Nanda Bhauju (2010), Sasu Sasura (2011), Birtako Chino (2011), Shreeman (2011), and Good Luck (2014).Beyond acting, Ghimire has played key creative roles in the film Shreeman (2011), serving as producer, story writer, screenplay writer, and production designer, and later worked as production designer for Madhumas (2013). His long‑running involvement across multiple departments reflects his versatility and steady presence in Nepali cinema.

Rama Thapaliya is a veteran Nepali film actress active since 1996, known for her strong presence in character roles across more than 30 feature films. Her career spans classic, modern, and contemporary Nepali cinema, with notable performances in Mukundo (1999), Kasle Choryo Mero Man (2010), Chha Maya Chhapakkai (2019), Dimag Kharab (2023), and Boksi Ko Ghar (2024). She is widely recognized for portraying motherly, emotional, and socially grounded characters, making her one of the most consistent supporting actresses in Nepali film history.

Pradeep Rawat is a distinguished Indian film actor celebrated for his commanding screen presence and intense villain portrayals across South Asian cinema. With a career spanning Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Bhojpuri films, he has earned a reputation for versatility, depth, and unforgettable character work.Rawat holds a special creative bond with Nepal. During the making of his first Nepali film, “Hrashwo Deergha,” he expressed heartfelt gratitude, saying, “I am thankful for being made a Nepali artist.” His second Nepali feature, AA BATA AAMA, further strengthens his connection to Nepali cinema and its audiences.He is best known internationally for his iconic antagonist role in Ghajini, widely regarded as one of the most powerful villain performances in Indian film history. With decades of experience and a cross‑industry portfolio, Pradeep Rawat continues to be admired for his intensity, craft, and lasting contribution to South Asian film culture.