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Bipin Karki is a Nepali actor, film writer, theatre artist and author. Karki is one of the leading actors in Nepali cinema, known for his versatility. Karki began his career at a young age by appearing in stage plays with his brother Arjun Karki.

Uttam Pradhan is an Indian‑Nepali actor from Singtam, Sikkim, best known for his leading roles in Nepali cinema’s landmark films Darpan Chhaya, Pyari Bahini, Pareni Maya Jalaima, Basain, and Letter. A former model and television actor, he entered films after winning major modeling titles in the mid‑1990s and quickly became one of the most recognizable romantic and dramatic actors of the 2000s.Active since 2000, Pradhan has appeared in more than two dozen Nepali films and has been honored with multiple acting awards, including recognition from Nepal’s royal family and the Sikkim Kala Samman, the highest civilian honor of Sikkim. He also served as the Founder Chairman of the Sikkim Film Development Board, contributing significantly to cross‑border cultural exchange and the growth of Nepali‑language cinema.

Raj Ghimire is a Nepali actor and model known for his appearance in the film VIGILANTE (भिजिलान्ते) alongside Priyanka Karki and Menuka Pradhan. He has performed in nearly four dozen music videos, establishing himself as a familiar on‑screen face. Raj began his acting career in 2057 B.S. with Adrian Pradhan’s hit song “Sara Khushi.” He later appeared in popular videos such as Anand Karki’s Samjhi Samjhi, Roshan Gurung’s Malai Chhodi Najau, and Deepak Limbu’s Mutu Magyau Timile, completing more than three dozen modeling projects. His early visibility grew further after the success of the film Chhappali Height, which received significant public attention.

Sanjog Rasaili (born 31 May 1995 in Janakpur, Nepal) is a Nepali actor, assistant director, and choreographer known for his multi‑disciplinary contribution to contemporary Nepali cinema. Beginning his career in 2009 as a side dancer in films, he transitioned into choreography and later trained formally in acting at Kantipur Film Academy, followed by short acting courses in Bhopal and Russia. His early work behind the camera as an assistant choreographer and assistant director shaped his understanding of cinematic language, eventually leading him toward acting roles that highlight his grounded screen presence and versatility. Rasaili made his lead‑actor debut in the feature film Mah (म) and has since appeared in films such as Chiso Maanchhe, Premganj, The Great Mukhiya, Ma Rajesh Hamal, and Ek Bhagavad Ra Ek Geeta, along with his role in Pashupati Prasad 2: Bhasme Don. His expanding filmography reflects a blend of commercial and character‑driven roles, supported by his continued involvement in choreography and second‑unit direction for films like Parastree, Chiso Maanchhe, and Pashupati Prasad 2. Known for his disciplined work ethic and multi‑department experience, Rasaili represents a new generation of Nepali artists who bridge performance and technical craft, contributing to the evolving professionalism of the industry.