Hari Bansha Acharya, born on November 13, 1958, in Kathmandu, Nepal, is a distinguished actor, comedian, singer, and writer, renowned for his significant contributions to Nepali entertainment.

Career Highlights

Acharya is best known as one half of the iconic comedy duo “MaHa Jodi,” alongside Madan Krishna Shrestha. Their collaboration has produced numerous comedic skits, television shows, and films that have resonated with audiences for decades.

In addition to his comedic endeavors, Acharya has showcased his versatility through various acting roles. Notably, he portrayed Arjun in the 1997 patriotic drama film “Balidaan,” a performance that remains memorable in Nepali cinema.

Literary Contributions

Beyond performing, Acharya is an accomplished writer. His autobiography, “China Harayeko Manchhe,” offers an intimate glimpse into his personal life and career, further cementing his status as a multifaceted artist.

Personal Life

Acharya’s personal journey has seen both joy and sorrow. He married Meera Acharya in 1983, and together they had two sons. Tragically, Meera passed away in 2011 due to heart disease. In 2012, Acharya found companionship again and married Ramila Pathak.

Philanthropy

Demonstrating his commitment to social causes, Acharya established “The Meera Centre” in 2015, named in honor of his late wife. The center focuses on providing health and educational services, aiming to contribute to the holistic development of children under five years old.

Recent Endeavors

Acharya remains active in the entertainment industry, engaging in various projects that continue to entertain and inspire audiences. His enduring partnership with Madan Krishna Shrestha, along with his individual pursuits, ensures his lasting impact on Nepali culture.