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Deepak Bajracharya

Cinematographer/(DP)

Deepak Bajracharya's cinematography career is marked by duration and range. His documented credits stretch from early-2000s releases through Jhola, Woda Number 6, Mahapursh, Khusma and Jhilko: The Spark, showing a camera professional who has moved through social drama, mainstream ensemble films and newer release cycles without becoming tied to a single visual mode. His awards record gives that filmography additional weight. Bajracharya received the National Film Award for cinematography on Chhodi Gaye Paap Lagla and a Dcine Award for Boksi, while his work on Jhola and So Simple was listed for NFDC National Film Award nominations. Those recognitions point to a career where craft has been noticed not only through quantity of credits but through specific work behind the image. The breadth of Bajracharya's profile is useful for understanding how cinematographers sustain Nepali cinema across changing production conditions. He has worked on films remembered for social subject matter, crowd-pleasing songs, family narratives and contemporary releases. His strongest verified story is therefore one of steady visual labour: a technician whose camera has helped carry many different kinds of Nepali films to audiences.