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Arjun Shrestha is a Nepali film actor recognized for his natural screen presence and his work across social, romantic, and dramatic cinema. He has appeared in notable films such as Dodhar, Arjun, Sampati, Kathmandu, and Arunima, earning appreciation for portraying relatable characters rooted in everyday Nepali life. His performance in the widely loved song “Master Saheb Sikaideu Pirati” further strengthened his popularity among audiences. Active across multiple decades, Arjun Shrestha has contributed to the growth of Nepali cinema through consistent performances and collaborations with respected filmmakers and actors. His work continues to resonate with viewers who value authenticity, emotional depth, and storytelling grounded in Nepali culture.

Madan Das Shrestha is a versatile Nepali artist whose career spans nearly four decades across film, theatre, radio, and television. He began his journey in 1985 with Ke Ghar Ke Dera and has since acted in 23+ feature films, including Tilahari, Kanyadan, Yug Dekhi Yug Samma, Manakamana, Raanko, Teen Ghumti, and Kirtipur: The Legend of Kirti Laxmi. Beyond acting, Shrestha is also known as a radio host, stage performer, and voice‑over artist, earning recognition for his expressive delivery and grounded character portrayals. His contributions extend to theatre and television, where he has played influential roles that connect deeply with Nepali audiences. As a director, he has helmed films such as Aghosit Yuddha (2003), further showcasing his creative range. Respected for his consistency and multi‑disciplinary talent, Madan Das Shrestha remains an enduring figure in Nepali performing arts

Dayahang Rai is a Nepalese actor, director and play writer known for his work in Nepali cinema. He is one of the most popular and acclaimed actors in Nepal. He has starred in 40 plus films and is one of the leading contemporary actors in Nepal. Dayahang rose to prominence from the television series Yuva, Dalan and Hamro Team. His first leading role in a film was in Anagarik (2006) and had only one successful film Dasdhunga (2010) to his name but the 2012 Industry Hit film Loot (2012) marked turning point in his career and since then has starred in successful films Chhadke (2013), Badhshala (2013), Karkash (2013), Jholey (2014), Kabaddi (2013) and its sequels Kabaddi Kabaddi (2015) and Kabbadi Kabbadi Kabbadi (2019), Talakjung vs Tulke (2014), Woda Number 6 (2015), How Funny (2016), Bir Bikram (2016), Loot 2 (2017), Kaanchi (2018) and Jatrai Jatra (2019). He has starred in the film White Sun (2016) which was his first film that was entry of Nepal for Academy Awards. Dayahand Rai is also the recipient of numerous awards including three National Awards for Best Supporting Actor in 2009 for Dasdhunga, Best Actor in 2015 for Sambodhan, and Best Actor in 2016 for Kabaddi Kabaddi.

Samrat Sapkota is a Nepali actor and theatre‑trained performer active for more than three and a half decades, known for his strong dramatic presence and disciplined acting foundation. He began his artistic journey from the stage, training under legendary theatre guru Hari Prasad Rimal, and performed in numerous plays before transitioning into Nepali cinema.He entered the film industry around 2055 BS, debuting with films such as Rajkumar, Pratiksha, and Karnaveer, which established him as a promising actor of the late 1990s. Over the years, he has acted in more than three dozen Nepali films, portraying diverse roles across drama, action, and social‑themed cinema.In addition to acting, Samrat Sapkota expanded his creative work into direction. In 2076 BS, he directed the film Cops, featuring actor Anup Bikram Shahi in the lead role. After this project, he gradually shifted his focus toward public service, dedicating his time and energy to community‑oriented work.