Rajesh Hamal Facts (not Jokes): August 2012

Friday, August 24, 2012

Rajesh Hamal's political statement

In a program organized in Kathamndu on Thursday, August 23 Rajesh Hamal talked about politics and the political leaders in Nepal. He told that the current political leadership has failed to lead Nepal in right direction.

Listen to his statement in the video below.

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Photo/video credit - Deepesh Rajtharu

Thursday, August 9, 2012

Rajesh Hamal and Aamaghar charity

From the charity of film Bardaan, Rs 1,02000 was donated to Aamaghar, a Dilshova shrestha's social initiative. In the donation ceremony, superstars like Rajesh Hamal, Karishma Manandhar, Mukesh Dhakal and Rejina upreti were present.

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Rajesh Hamal - An introduction

Rajesh completed his schooling from Moscow, higher education (MA in English) from Punjab University, India. Studied in Nepal for a year at St Xavier's School in grade eight. He had modelled for Fashion Net, an Indian fashion magazine in 1985 and had also walked the ramp in Kathmandu and New Delhi in 1986. In one year, on an average, he works on 10 to 12 films. The maximum was 16 films in 1994. He has worked in more than 250 Nepali movies and a Pakistani movie. Among all his movies, Deuta,Paribhasha and Basanti are his favorite.Now a days he is doing same titled movie Yug Dekhi Yug Samma once again.He has changed his looks after 18 yrs especially for this movie.He was linked with Kristi Mainali in his earlier carrier and both couple shared the great on screen chemistry. Later on people talk about Rajesh Hamal and Karishma Manandhar onscreen as the best pair in the Nepalese film industry.

What keeps Hamal as the monopolistic actor in Nepal is the fact that he has strong voice and charming personality that goes well with the industry. Hamal has often been cited as Hugh Grant of Nepal. He has appeared in many film awards in Nepal. He is also the brand ambassador of some well-selling market items of Nepal. He is unmarried till date. His fans are spread everywhere in Nepalese communities around the world.