Bhuwan Thapa Chand
Actor · b. 1949 · Kathmandu, Nepal
Bhuwan Thapa Chand( born 14 June, 1949) is widely recognized as Nepal’s first female film actress and a pioneering figure in the country’s cinema history. She began performing at a very young age and entered Nepali filmmaking through Aama (1964), Nepal’s first feature film, where she played the leading female role. Over the decades, Chand has contributed not only as an actress but also to film production, becoming an enduring presence in Nepali theatre and cinema. Her long-standing contribution to the development, preservation, and promotion of Nepali film and culture earned her the Film Development Board’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Her career represents an important chapter in the history of Nepali cinema and has helped pave the way for generations of Nepali actresses.
Movies6
MovieChandani's life is marked by love, family conflict, and various challenges. The film portrays how she is caught in a struggle over wealth and honor, decide her future.
MovieDramaThe story of a famous TV comedian, popularly known as Selfie King, a character he portrays in the comedy TV series of same name.
Selfie King
2020
MovieDramaAfter fleeing home and returning years later to find his widowed mother dead, Man Bahadur, a devastated young man plans to disappear again until an unexpected opportunity inspires him to serve his nation.
Movie10.0HistoryDramaIndira, a girl from the ethnic group of Newars, falls in love with Pritambar, who is a Brahmin. She marries him, defying her parents.
Movie6.3DramaA series of unfortunate events compels an unmarried woman to raise a child, not her own.
Dui Thopa Aansu
1993 · 3 votes
MovieDramaHistoryChandra Prasad is falsely accused of rebellion against the Rana regime and sentenced to life imprisonment, leaving his family shattered and his daughter, Nimu, to be adopted by his loyal servant, Bhandari.