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Suman Singh is a Nepali film actor known for his work in commercial cinema, romantic drama, and youth‑centric storytelling. Active across films, music videos, and television appearances, he is recognized for his expressive screen presence, confident dialogue delivery, and ability to portray both romantic and emotional characters. His performances often highlight modern Nepali youth narratives, family drama themes, and mainstream entertainment styles.

Abishek Khadka is a young Nepali actor known for his lead role in the film ‘Kumari’ and other upcoming projects, rapidly gaining recognition in Nepali cinema. Early Life and Background Abishek Khadka was born in Jhapa, Nepal. He pursued acting professionally for several years, beginning with theatre at age 15, and trained under renowned acting coach Anup Baral. He also performed in the stage play Sikrum, which garnered attention for his acting abilities Film Career Abishek made his film debut with Behuli from Meghauli, but his most prominent early role is as the male lead in the Nepali romantic drama ‘Kumari’, directed by Dinesh Raut and released theatrically in Magh 23 His co-star in the film, Aakriti Rajbhandari, also makes her acting debut. ‘Kumari’ gained attention for its modern portrayal of love, relatable characters, and a popular soundtrack, including the song ‘Doko Bunne’, which achieved millions of views online. Abishek’s character in the movie was noted for mirroring aspects of his real-life personality, providing a strong entry into lead roles in cinema, He has expressed excitement and nervousness about his debut while highlighting the challenges of portraying emotional scenes authentically. Beyond ‘Kumari’, Abishek has joined the upcoming film ‘Shree Niwas’ alongside veteran actor Haribansha Acharya, directed by Aakash Baral and Sajan Kafle with a screenplay by Abhimanyu Nirabi, signaling his continued rise in the industry.

Anisha Shrestha is a Nepali actress and classically trained dancer who made her film debut with Bhagdaud (2026); active in Nepali paramparagat and classical dance since her school years, she has performed in cultural shows across multiple countries and showcased her acting craft through theatre productions, including her noted presentation in Bodhi‑Sattwa, establishing herself as a multi‑talented and promising artist in contemporary Nepali cinema.

Geet Bista is a Nepali actor and theatre performer from Kanchanpur, known for his expressive acting style, grounded character portrayals, and strong stage discipline; emerging from regional theatre circuits, he transitioned into Nepali cinema with performances shaped by realism, emotional depth, and a commitment to authentic storytelling.