Robin Sharma Dahal

Kabir Khadka, also known as Kiran, is a talented Nepali actor and model. Let’s explore more about him: Background: Kabir was born to Father Khadga Bahadur Khadka and Mother Narvada Khadka. He spent his entire childhood in his hometown of Damak, Jhapa. Driven by his passion for acting, Kabir moved to the valley to pursue his dream. Education: Kabir earned his Bachelor’s degree in Film Making from Oscar International College, specializing in acting. Notable Works: Cherry Blossoms: Kabir Khadka is known for his role in the movie “Cherry Blossoms.” Lamphoo (2018): He also appeared in the film “Lamphoo.” Singha Durbar (2016): Kabir showcased his talent in the short film “Singha Durbar.” Kabir Khadka’s journey in the entertainment industry continues to captivate audiences, and his commitment to storytelling shines through his performances! 🎬🎭

Soniestha Tamang is a prominent Tamang‑language film actress best known for her leading roles in Mendu Maya and Dorje Don, where her expressive performances and cultural authenticity earned strong appreciation from Tamang audiences. She has appeared in more than 20 Tamang music videos and gained wider visibility through notable features in Rajesh Payal Rai’s “Timile Sochyau Bato Biraeun” and Anju Panta’s “Palpal Dukhayera,” showcasing her confident screen presence and versatile appeal.

Deepak Rayamajhi was a celebrated Nepali film director and producer widely regarded as a key figure in shaping modern commercial Nepali cinema. Known for introducing fresh faces, stylish visuals, and contemporary storytelling, he played a major role in defining the look and rhythm of Nepali films during the 1980s and 1990s. Rayamajhi directed several successful films, including Bhagya Rekha, Kasam, Aafno Manche, Aafno Ghar Aafnai Manche, and Ghar Sansar, helping launch and elevate the careers of many actors. His work blended emotion, music, and social themes, earning him a lasting legacy as one of Nepal’s most influential filmmakers

(Film Actor • Character Artist • Chief Assistant Director • Nepal Bhasa & Nepali Cinema Contributor) Krishna Bhakta Maharjan is a Nepali film actor and chief assistant director active since 2014, known for his naturalistic performances in both mainstream Nepali films and Nepal Bhasa cinema. He gained recognition through roles in acclaimed films such as Pashupati Prasad (2016), where he played the memorable Gold Shop Owner, and Suntali (2014) as Bishnu. His work spans social dramas, dark comedies, and urban‑realist storytelling, making him a reliable character artist in modern Nepali cinema. Beyond acting, Maharjan has contributed behind the camera as a Chief Assistant Director, notably in World Cup in Nepal (2014), reflecting his technical understanding of filmmaking. He continues to appear in both Nepali and Nepal Bhasa films, including Karma (2022) and Aankha (2024), expanding his presence across diverse storytelling traditions.