Shrawan Ghimire

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Shrawan Ghimire
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Occupation(s) Film producer, actor
Relatives Tulsi Ghimire (brother)

Shrawan Ghimire is an Indian actor and film producer associated with Nepali language films. [1] Ghimire has been involved in many commercially successful films including Lahure , Dui Thopa Aansu and Darpan Chaya . He and his brother Tulsi Ghimire's pair is regarded as the most successful and qualitative producerdirector pair in Nepali cinema. [2]

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Filmography

Ghimire has been cast in movies such as: [3] [4]

YearFilm TitleTitle MeaningStarringGhimire's work
1989 Lahure SoldierShrawan Ghimire, Tripti Nadakar, Tulsi Ghimire Actor, Producer
1989 Chino Gift Shiva Shrestha, Sunil Thapa Producer
1991 Deuta God Rajesh Hamal, Sirjana Basnet, Yubraj LamaActor
Dakshina Teacher’s debt discharged Tulsi Ghimire, Bhuwan K.C., Niruta Singh Producer
2001 Darpan Chaya Reflection Dilip Rayamajhi, Niruta Singh, Uttam PradhanProducer
LahanaCoincidence Dilip Rayamajhi, Niruta Singh, Uttam PradhanProducer
Dui KinaraTwo banks of river Niruta Singh, Nikhil Upreti Producer

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References

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