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Benisha Hamal

Actor

Benisha Hamal's screen journey began after years spent learning how to hold public attention through voice, presentation and performance. Her verified film credits open with Swor in 2011 and move through Luck, Jyaan Hajir Chha, Mahasush, Mokshya, Kalo Pothi, King and Jhyanakuti before Blind Rocks gave her early career its clearest awards moment. That path shows an actor who did not arrive through one sudden role alone, but through repeated work across music-led visibility, mainstream releases and performance-focused drama. Blind Rocks remains the strongest recognition point in Hamal's public record. The film brought her leading-role honours from National Film Award 2074, NFDC National Film Award 2074 and Kamana Film Award 2075, while Mahasush had already brought a Kamana Film Award 2071 supporting-role win. Those awards matter because they place her recognition around demanding character work, not only popularity. In the same period, titles such as Kalo Pothi, Mokshya and Jhyanakuti kept her connected to films with different tones and audiences. Her recent credits make the biography wider than an early-awards story. Ghar placed her in horror, Chhakka Panja 4 connected her to a major commercial ensemble, and later listed projects include Upahaar, Hattichhap, Cetaamol, Mohar, Eklo-I, The Blue Light, Bigul and Kalli. The Blue Light is especially notable because it lists her as both cast and executive producer, pointing to a newer phase where she is not only appearing on screen but also taking part in how stories are carried into production.