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""Rishi Lamichhane is a respected and accomplished director in the Nepali film and television industry. Born on July 7 in Nepal, he has made significant contributions to both cinema and television, earning recognition for his creative storytelling and impactful direction. Lamichhane began his directorial career in 2001 with the feature film “Kahin Milan Kahin Bichhod.” Since then, he has directed several successful and critically acclaimed movies, including “Shreeman Shreemati,” “Kismat 2,” “Hawaldar Suntali,” “Aafno Manche Aafnai Huncha,” and “Magne Raja.” His film "Hawaldar Suntali" is especially notable for its popularity and strong social themes. In addition to his work in cinema, Lamichhane has made a remarkable impact on Nepali television. He is the director of “Parichaya,” the longest-running television serial in Nepal, which began airing in 2004. His other notable television works include “Maiti,” “Sapnako Mahal,” “Durga,” and “Dristhi.” Throughout his career, Rishi Lamichhane has received several prestigious national awards, such as the NEFTA Award, Nepal Film Technical Association Award, and the Rapti Music Award, in recognition of his excellence in direction and contributions to the industry.""