Magne buda ko comedy show parda bahira

Magne Buda” of the “Meri Bassai” teleserial knew this that the road ahead of him was not a bed of roses. He would have to struggle a lot because there was no one to show him the way or to back him up in times of need.

The promising comedy actor is originally from Makwanpur district. His family often went through financial crunches and that was why he used to put on the same dress to go to his school almost for a year. After the untimely demise of his mother during his early childhood, he had to face much more difficulties to grow up as a responsible son to his father, who hardly could do anything to secure his son’s future. Upon completing his secondary level of education he came to Kathmandu in 1993 and joined in law studies for his Intermediate level. He had no clue why he decided to study law. But before he could complete his education, the financial crunch came as a barrier and he had to withdraw his studies.

He loved writing poems, and one day decided to send it to one FM Radio program to get it recited. Luckily, his poem got selected and he kept on sending more to the same show. And soon, Radio HBC called him to the studio because they wanted him to host the particular show. At first, he could not believe that he got his first fulltime job. But once he started hosting the show, he knew that he was going to give his best and so did he. After a few months, the station manger of the said radio station got pleased with his dedication and offered him to run two more shows, one of which was called “Cow Show”, a program where he got the opportunity to interview household comedians of Nepal.

Inspired by Rupakheti, he requested him to give him acting skills. He became a regular student of Rupakheti, and as a result, got his first break in Santosh Panta’s celebrated teleserial “Hijo Aajaka Kura” in 2002. Then came Jitu Nepal’s “Geetanjali”, soon followed by offers one after the other in serials like “Tito Satya”, “Jire Khursani”, and “Meri Bassai”.Though he already had a handful of his share in teleserials, it was only after he played in Meri Bassai that people started recognizing him as an actor. His character role as Magne Buda accompanied by his co-actor Dhurmush (Sitaram Kattel) got so well received that people actually sidelined the actor turned director Daman Rupakheti. As a result, Rupakheti got offended and got himself out from the show accusing that Mangne Buda and Dhurmush stole his program.