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Biraj Bhatta
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Biraj Bhatta, also known as Biraj Bhatt (born Bhojraj Bhatta; 13 May 1984, Nepali: विराज भट्), is a Nepalese actor, director and film producer known for his works in Nepali cinema and Bhojpuri cinema. Widely known in media as Action Star or Action Tiger of Nepali Cinema, he is known for his socio-drama action movies and is considered one of the most successful actor in Nepali cinema history and one of the few actor to have successful career in foreign film industry, Bhojpuri.[1][2] He has starred in more than 200 movies through different languages like Nepali, Bhojpuri & Tharu.[3] He received National Film award for Best actor for Nepali movie Khal Nayak (2008).[4]
Bhatta began his acting career in the early 2000s, gaining prominence with his performances in Nepali films such as Dewar Babu (2008) and Khal Nayak (2008), the latter earning him the National Film Award for Best Actor. His transition into Bhojpuri cinema further elevated his status, with notable roles in films like Dabang Sarkar, Dulha Albela, and Jigarwala.
In addition to acting, Bhatta has ventured into directing and producing, with projects like Sanglo (2020) and 12 Gaun (2024), with later being among the highest grossing Nepali movie of all time.
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Acting career
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2002–2007 Debut and early work
Biraj Bhatt first film credit was a supporting role in Khukuri which did well at the box office.[5] He also appeared in supporting roles in films like Unko Samjhana Ma(2001) and Pauju(2002). He also made a cameo appearance in the action comedy film Raju Raja Ram(2005). He starred in the Tharu language film Abhagan Suhaagan(2005) and co-starred in Nepali films like Agnipath (2004), Durga (2005), Maidan(2005), Jeevan Daata (2005), Hami Taxi Driver (2006) and Dadagiri(2007). after the successful of his early movies he was appreciated by critics for his dance & Action.
2008–2011 Stardom, success, and break from Nepali film industry )
He starred in the lead role in Himmat, Kismat, KhalNayak, Sisila, Agni Jwala, Ilaka, Itihaas, Taqdeer, Arjun Dev, Dosti, Naina Resham, Giraftar, Himmat 2, Dhoom, Sapoot, Naya Nepal, Darr and many more. In a short time he appeared in more than 76 successful movies from 2000 to 2011. He became a star in Bhojpuri cinema after his successful debut in movie Lagal Raha Yeh Raja Ji(2008).His last release of a Nepali movie was Migra Trishana (2011) which starred Nandita K.C. and was directed by Tulsi Ghimire. Following the release of Migra Trishana his only Bhojpuri-dubbed movies released with five-year gaps were Karja Ragat Ko, Kundali, Gunda, Kartoos, Mard, Jungbhoomi, Shooter, Pratikar & Damini—all were commercial failures.
2012–2015 Stardom In Bhojpuri
He starred in his first Bhojpuri Movie Lagal Raha Yeh Raja Ji (2007). He starred in Bhojpuri movies such as Mard Tangewala (2009), Hum Hai Hero Hindustani (2009), Mard Rikshawala (2010), Jaanwar (2012), Panchayat, Mahabharat, Durga, Rang, Gunday, Trishul, Shooter, Damini, Son of Bihar, Jungle Raaz, Hitler, Janeman, Lohe Ki Zanjeer, Daag, Bhaagi, Kartoos and others. He is called a " He Man" of Bhojpuri cinema. He appeared in more than 80 Bhojpuri movies in 5 years.
2016 Comeback to Nepali film, and slump)
In 2016 he was in the action film Jai Parshuram. Although the film was a commercial failure, his performance in this movie was highly appreciated especially in its action part. He committed to star in the film Harke Raja but it was not made.
2019–present Sanglo and 12 Gaun success
In 2019, Biraj Bhatt returned to Nepali cinema starring in Sanglo, in which he directed and acted opposite Nikita Chandak.[6] The movie emerged as a blockbuster, grossing over 8 Crore against a 2 Crore budget. Riding on the success of "Sangalo," Bhatta announced his plans to star in "Dhoom 4" and produce/direct a sequel to "Sangalo."[7] The film was average success at the box office. Next, he acted and directed action drama film 12 Gaun which also marked the debut of his eldest son Samir Bhatt. Released with target of gaining advantage of Dashain Holiday, it met with mixed review from critics but received positive feedback from audience and became huge blockbuster at the box office and one of the highest-grossing films in Nepal.[8]
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Stage performance
Biraj Bhatt has also performed on Bhojpuri and Nepali shows in Qatar.[citation needed]
Filmography
| † | Denotes films that have not yet been released |
| ‡ | Indicates documentary release |
Awards and nominations
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Biraj Bhatt Film Production
- List of films
1. Sanglo
2. 12 Gaun
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