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Dayahang Rai is a celebrated Nepalese actor, director, and playwright, known for his versatile performances and significant contributions to the Nepali entertainment industry. Born on April 13, 1980, in Khawa, Bhojpur District, Nepal, Dayahang's journey to stardom is a testament to his dedication and passion for the arts. From a young age, he was fascinated by the stories his mother told him, which sparked his interest in acting. He pursued his education at Pashupati Lower Secondary School and Annapurna Secondary School before moving to Kathmandu in 2001 to study journalism at Ratna Rajya Campus.
Dayahang's career began in theater, where he honed his acting skills and gained recognition for his performances. He co-founded Mandala Theatre, Nepal, with Rajan Khatiwada and Dhiren Raja (Limbu), which became a platform for many aspiring actors. His transition to the big screen was marked by his debut in the film "Anagarik" (2006). However, it was his role in the 2012 film "Loot" that catapulted him to fame. Since then, he has starred in numerous commercially successful films, including "Chhadke" (2013), "Kabaddi" (2013) and its sequels, "Talakjung vs Tulke" (2014), "White Sun" (2016), and "Jatrai Jatra" (2019).
Dayahang's exceptional performances have earned him several accolades, including three National Awards for Best Supporting Actor in 2009 for "Dasdhunga," Best Actor in 2015 for "Sambodhan," and Best Actor in 2016 for "Kabaddi Kabaddi." His films often explore themes of Nepali national identity, social and religious differences, and community connections.
Dayahang Rai's dedication to his craft and his ability to portray diverse characters have made him a beloved figure in Nepalese cinema. His journey from a small village to becoming a leading actor in Nepal serves as an inspiration to many aspiring artists.
Dayahang Rai's Gallery
As Actor
Rajagunj (2025)
Madan
Dukhi Aatma (2025)
Chewang
Gharjwai (2024)
Namsang
Gaun Aayeko Bato (2024)
Maila
Degree Maila (MA 3rd CLASS) (2024)
Dilliram
Rangeli (2024)
Vijay
Hattichhap (2024)
Ambare
Dayarani (2024)
Chitra Jung
Dimag Kharab (2023)
Bhola
Nango Gaun (2023)
Pasang
Jaari (2023)
Namsang
Bihe Pass (2023)
Bhagya Raj
Fulbari (2023)
Baliyan
Dui Numberi (2022)
Chiring
Kabaddi 4 - The Final Match (2022)
Bir Kaji
Appa (2019)
Birkhe
Jatrai Jatra (2019)
Dawa
Saili (2019)
Birman
Loot 2 (2017)
Gofley
Purano Dunga (2016)
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Kabaddi (2014)
Bir Kaji
Karkash (2013)
Andy
Chhadke (2013)
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