Bipin Karki

Bipin Karki, a celebrated figure in Nepalese cinema and theatre, embarked on his acting journey from a young age, initially engaging in stage plays alongside his brother, Arjun Karki, in Bahuni. His move to Kathmandu marked the commencement of his theatre career, where he collaborated with Kamal Mani Nepal, later a fellow Nepalese actor, and refined his craft under the guidance of Sunil Pokharel at Gurukul Theatre in 2005.

His cinematic debut came with a brief appearance as a Gangster in Nischal Basnet's "Loot" (2012), followed by a more substantial role in "Chhadke" (2013) where he played the character Bindu.

However, it was his compelling portrayal in "Pashupati Prasad" (2016) in a villainous role that catapulted Karki into the spotlight, earning him widespread acclaim and accolades, including the prestigious National Film Award. His performance was pivotal in cementing his position in the industry.

Karki continued to leave his mark in Nepali cinema, featuring in noteworthy films like "Suntali" (2014), "Jatra" (2016), where he portrayed the lead role, and "Hari" (2018). His diverse roles and impactful performances contributed significantly to the success and critical acclaim of these movies, further solidifying his reputation as a versatile and accomplished actor within the Nepalese film industry.