Rajesh Hamal

Documented milestones

Rajesh Hamal — Timeline

Career highlights and publicly documented milestones, shown chronologically. Select a numbered footnote to see its reference below.

  1. 1991
    Film

    Film debut in Yug Dekhi Yug Samma

    Hamal made his feature-film debut in Yug Dekhi Yug Samma, beginning his screen career in Nepali cinema.

    [1]
  2. 2000
    Film

    Appeared in historical drama Basanti

    Hamal played Gagan Singh in Basanti, the historical film directed by Neer Shah and adapted from Diamond Shumsher Rana’s novel.

    [2]
  3. 24 May 2014
    Personal

    Married Madhu Bhattarai

    Hamal and Madhu Bhattarai married at a private ceremony in Kathmandu. The occasion was reported by The Kathmandu Post on the day.

    [3]
  4. 22 December 2018
    Public Event

    Appeared at the Nepal Literature Festival

    On the opening day of the festival in Pokhara, Hamal joined actor Manisha Koirala in a public conversation about her book Healed.

    [4]
  5. 2019
    Television

    Hosted Ko Banchha Crorepati

    Hamal presented Ko Banchha Crorepati, the Nepali adaptation of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, expanding his profile as a television host.

    [5]
  6. 1 August 2020
    Television

    Jaat ko Prashna began broadcasting

    Hamal hosted Jaat ko Prashna, a 12-part televised discussion series on caste discrimination that premiered on Kantipur Television.

    [6]
  7. 11 October 2025
    Publication

    Yug Dekhi Yug Samma book launched

    The conversation-based book Yug Dekhi Yug Samma, developed with journalist Yangesh and published by FinePrint, was launched in Kathmandu.

    [7]

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  1. 1.↑ The Kathmandu Post — Rajesh Hamal and the Nepali film industry Source URL available after login
  2. 2.↑ IMDb — Basanti (2000) Source URL available after login
  3. 3.↑ The Kathmandu Post — Actor Rajesh Hamal gets hitched (2014) Source URL available after login
  4. 4.↑ The Kathmandu Post — Nepal Literature Festival (2018) Source URL available after login
  5. 5.↑ Business Standard / ANI — Ko Banchha Crorepati premieres in Nepal (2019) Source URL available after login
  6. 6.↑ The Kathmandu Post — Jaat ko Prashna (2020) Source URL available after login
  7. 7.↑ Himal Press — Yug Dekhi Yug Samma book launch (2025) Source URL available after login