Comedian and Actor from Nepal
Jitu Nepal |
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| Born | Jeet Bahadur Nepal
(1975-06-15) 15 June 1975 (age 49)
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| Other names | मुन्द्रे |
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| Occupations | - Comedian
- actor
- writer
- director
- producer
- television presenter
- playback singer[1]
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| Years active | 2003–present |
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| Spouse | Muna Nepal |
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| Children | Samriddhi Nepal
Sakshyam Nepal |
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Jeetu Nepal, also sometimes called Jitu Nepal (Nepali: जितु नेपाल),[2] is a Nepali stand-up comedian, writer, actor and director. He started his television career with the show Twakka Tukka. He has acted in more than three dozen Nepali movies, including Cha Ekan Cha, Chhakka Panja, Chhakka Panja 2, and Chhakka Panja 3.[3] He is wekk-known for his role as Mundre in the teleserial Jire Khursani.[4] In 2018, he started a comedy and chat show named Mundre Ko Comedy Club.[5] He is one of the most loved artists for his stage performance in Mahotsav and festival of Nepalese people in Nepal living abroad.
Early and personal life
Nepal was born in Jyamire village of Sindhupalchowk district of Nepal. He hails from a middle-class family. He is the seventh child of his parents. He has five elder brothers and an elder sister.
He studied at Jalpa Secondary School, Sindhupalchowk. He passed his School Leaving Certificate examination in 1992.[6]
Nepal married Muna Nepal on 25 February 2003. They had a daughter and a son.[7]
Filmography
Television
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Title
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Role
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Note
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| 1990-1994
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Twakka Tukka
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| 1993-1995
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Sangalo
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| 1994-1996
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Kaukuti
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| 1996-1996
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Mukti
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| 2002-2004
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Gitanjali
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| 2003-2015
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Jire Khursani
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Mundre
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| 2018–2021
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Mundre Ko Comedy Club
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Host
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| Year
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Film
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Role
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Note
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| 1998
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Guru Chela
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| 1999
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Surakshya
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| 2000
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Chalchitra
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| 2001
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Darpan Chaya
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College Friend
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| Manai Ta Ho
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| Dhan Sampati
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| Mero Hajur
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| Doman
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| Lahana
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| 2002
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Pooja
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| 2002
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Bhannai Sakina
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| 2003
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Dui Kinara
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| 2004
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Majhi Dai
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| 2005
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Prem Yuddha
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| 2005
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Kahin Milan Kahi Bichhod
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| 2007
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Kismat
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| 2010
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Sapanako Naulo Sansar
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| 2010
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Man Mutu Ra Maya
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| Year
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Film
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Role
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Credited as
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Notes
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| Writer
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Producer
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| 2014
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Cha Ekan Cha
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Lawyer
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No
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No
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| 2015
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Woda Number 6
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Birkhe
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No
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No
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| 2016
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Chhakka Panja
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Saraswati
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Yes
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Yes
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| 2017
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Chhakka Panja 2
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Saraswati
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No
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Yes
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| 2018
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Ramkahani
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Jarnadan
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No
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No
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| Chhakka Panja 3
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Thaneshwor
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Yes
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Yes
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| 2019
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Cha Maya Chhapakai
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Prabin
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No
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No
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| 2023
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Harry Ki Pyari †
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Harry
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No
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No
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| 2024
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Jwai Saab †
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Gobardhan Pandit
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No
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No
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| 2025
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Karsang †
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Yam Sherpa
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No
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No
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Awards
References
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