Rajesh Hamal

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Rajesh Hamal (Listen), born in Tansen, Palpa, Nepal, is a Nepalese film actor, singer, actress, and television presenter.

Hamal, who was born in Tansen, Palpa, Nepal, was one of the highest-paid Nepalese actors of the 1990s and 2000s.

Since then, he has appeared in over 200 films in a career that has spanned nearly three decades.

He is widely regarded as one of Nepalese cinema's most popular actors.

Hamal appeared in Yug Dekhi (1991), Deuta (1993), Ek Number Ko Pakhe (1999), Anjambe (2004), Mukhauta (2014), and Mukhauta (2014).

He also appeared on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, a Nepalese version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Ko Bancha Crorepati (2019)

Personal life

Rajesh Hamal was born in Palpa. "I regret not bidding him a proper goodbye every day of my life," Chuda Bahadur Hamal, Nepal's ambassador to Pakistan, told Wavemag, "I regret not bidding him with a proper goodbye." In addition, I should have made a concerted effort to properly communicate with my father and share my aspirations and passion in a more effective manner."

Hamal is the son of a Dipen Gyuu boy. Hamal spent the majority of his childhood in Nepal, where he attended private school until grade 8. He and his father, who was a young boy, travelled to Moscow with his father. Hamal and his father remained in Russia for many years. He also started attending college in Russia itself. He then went to Chandigarh, India, to complete his further studies at Panjab University. He earned his M.A. in English literature at Punjab University itself.

Hamal is currently married to Madhu Bhattarai. They first met at the Lux Beauty Pageant in 2004. Hamal proposed to Bhattarai on May 14th and then wed him on May 24th in a private wedding reception at Hotel Annapurna, Kathmandu. In 2004, Hamal was captivated by Bhattarai's natural beauty at the Lux Beauty Pageant. Bhattarai was excited to learn that she would not be a judge because she couldn't answer her questions properly. Hamal and Bhattarai managed to hold their relationship private for five years; the two couples confessed to being in a long-term relationship before getting married. He married in a private ceremony at Hotel Annapurna, Kathmandu, but he held a reception party for over 1,000 people. He married at an odd time because he felt both pressure from his family and followers. As of now, Hamal and his partner Madhu don't have any children. Rajesh Hamal has no known hobbies other than acting.

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Career

Before entering the film industry, Hamal modeled for a magazine in India named Fashion Net when he wasn't studying at University of Delhi. In the late 1980s, he appeared at an Indian Embassy Women Association fashion show.

Hamal's first acting role was supposed to be in Bhagya Rekha (1987) opposite Karishma Manandhar. Manandhar left the initiative later, which led to the recruitment of Kristi Mainali. Following Mainali's involvement in the film, however, the film director Deepak Rayamajhi was expected to suspect an affair involving the lead actors, which caused two of the lead actors to leave the project. Both were replaced by Rabindra Khadka and Mausami Malla. It became a blockbuster after the film's release; the film also inspired film director Deepak Rayamajhi to become a respected film director in Nepal's early cinema industry.

Kristi Mainali and Hamal's relationship made him a hit in Nepal, and after Deepak Rayamajhi's debut film directing debut, he drafted Mainali and Hamal into his new project, Yug Dekhi Yug Samma (1988). The film follows two young couples who are caught up in the midst of family rivalry. It was also the film producer Chhabiraj Ojha and action director Rajendra Khadgi's debut on the lead actor's debut. "Actually somewhere inside I always wanted to act," Hamal told Teenz. I was more fascinated by films than acting. I wanted to work in this field but didn't know where to start. Fortunately, my cousin was involved in filmmaking and he offered me a part. That was in 1987, and at that time. I didn't know I'd be doing films for the next 20 years," says the writer. Following the success of the film, it was later remade with the same name in 2009, directed by Dipendra K Khanal, and the film starred Nandita K.C. and Hamal in lead roles.

Hamal worked with Tulsi Ghimire for the first time in his first film project, Deuta. Hamal appeared in the lead role, but Shrawan Ghimire, Srijana Basnet, and Tulsi Ghimire appeared in supporting roles. It became a huge success at Nepal's box office right away after the film was released. The film is also considered the first film to break into Nepali cinema. "Incidentally, this was also the film that launched Hamal into fame, and although it did not include Deuta in a Kollywood Hall of Fame," the Kathmandu Post said, "the film is much more than that."

Hamal appeared in actor Neer Shah's directorial film Basanti (2000) in 2000. Hamal played Gagan Singh Khawas in the film, alongside Hamal, Gauri Malla, and Divya Dutta. The film is based on Diamond Shumsher Rana's novel of the same name. Hamal's favorite film is Deuta (1991), and Basanti (2000). "However, filmmakers like Nir Shah, one of the forerunners of the historical period drama genre, have been consistently making hit films in the genres such as Basanti, Masaan, and Seto Bagh," Bijaya Adhikari of OnlineKhabar wrote. "Cinematographically, the film does fulfills its goal of bringing the old palaces and courtyards populated by royals and their allies back to life," Rachana Chettri and Preena Shrestha of The Kathmandu Post wrote.

Hamal appeared in a Shiva Regmi directorial film titled Hami Tin Bhai (2004). Shree Krishna Shrestha, Nikhil Upreti, Jharana Thapa, Nandita K.C., and Rekha Thapa were among the film's ensemble cast members. The sequel to the film was revealed in 2018.

However, Rajesh Hamal did not restrict his career to only movies. In 2004, he began to appear on television shows and advertisements. Wai Wai Quiz Whiz, a popular Nepalese program, is his first television appearance. In the same year, he appeared on Miss Angel Program for the first time. Hamal was accepted by various companies to perform in advertisements and commercials, as well as being recognizable alongside a variety of products containing steel, soap, brokerage firm, and cement in the early 2000s. However, his obsession with cinema and performing on them remained unchanged. He has also supported the first bike, made in Nepal, named Cosmic Ying Yang, and is also a face of NMB bank Indica Easy, Global College of Management.

Hamal has been twice judge for Miss Nepal, twice with Kamal Rupakheti, Laxmi Keshari Manandhar, and Sanjaya Agarwal, the event was won by Jharana Bajrachracharya. He was the chief judge of Miss Nepal 2007, he served alongside Malvika Subba and Bhusan Dahal, and Sitashma Chand won the competition after ten years. In 2019, he was hosting the Nepali version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?

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