Manoj Gajurel is a well-known Nepali comedian, actor, and satirist, celebrated for his sharp humor and talent for mimicking public figures. He was born on May 12, 1969, in Khebang, Taplejung, Nepal, and faced significant challenges growing up, including the loss of his father at a young age. Despite these difficulties, Manoj pursued his education and obtained a Master's degree in Mass Communication from Tribhuvan University.

He started his career in the late 1980s, gaining popularity with his audio cassettes like "Photocopy" and "HAHAHA," which highlighted his comedic skills. Manoj is especially famous for his impersonations of political leaders such as Pushpa Kamal Dahal (Prachanda), Gyanendra Shah, and even international figures like Donald Trump and Narendra Modi. His performances often mix humor with social and political insights, making him a cherished personality in Nepal.

Manoj has also served as a judge on the popular Nepali stand-up comedy reality show "Comedy Champion" and has performed in numerous stage shows both in Nepal and internationally. His knack for connecting with audiences through humor and satire has garnered him widespread recognition.

In his personal life, Manoj was previously married to Mina Dhakal, with whom he shares two children. After their divorce in 2019, he tied the knot with Manju Pokhrel in 2021. Beyond his comedic endeavors, Manoj is also a motivational speaker and advocates for various social causes.