Najir Husen, a Nepalese actor and model, has gained significant recognition for his versatile performances in the Nepali film industry. Born on September 7, 1990, in Dumbarwana, Bara, Nepal, Najir moved to Kathmandu to pursue his studies and enhance his dancing skills. Holding a bachelor's degree in Sociology and Literature, his journey into acting began at the Mandala Theater in Kathmandu, where he joined as a trainee. Najir's first notable role was in the film "Punte Parade" as the "Helmet Guy," but it was his role as Rameshwor Yadav in "Hostel Returns" that brought him widespread recognition and acclaim. This role marked a turning point in his career, leading to further opportunities in successful movies like "Junge," "Bir Bikram," and its sequel "Bir Bikram 2." Throughout his career, Najir has starred in several critically acclaimed films, including "Hostel Returns" (2015), "Junge" (2016), "Bir Bikram" (2016), "Gaatho" (2016), "Timi Sanga" (2017), "Rajja Rani" (2018), and "Bir Bikram 2" (2019). His talent has been recognized with several awards and nominations, such as the Best Supporting Actor award at the INAS Award for his role in "Hostel Returns" and the Best Actor award at the LG Cine Award for his performance in "Timi Sanga." Despite his rising fame, Najir remains dedicated to his craft and maintains a level of privacy about his personal relationships. He is also active on social media platforms, where he engages with his fans and shares updates about his projects. Najir Husen continues to inspire many with his talent and dedication, solidifying his place as a significant figure in Nepalese cinema.