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Karma Shakya

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Karma Shakya
कर्म
Karma in Paris, 2018
Born
Mahesh Man Shakya

(1986-01-05) January 5, 1986 (age 40)
CitizenshipNepali
EducationSt. Xavier's School, Gurukul School of Theatre, Kathmandu, Nepal
OccupationActor
Notable workLoot, Shambhala
TitleKarma
WebsiteKarma Shakya at IMDb

Karma (born Mahesh Man Shakya) is a Nepali film and theatre actor. He made his feature film debut in Sano Sansar (2008) and has since appeared in films including Loot (2012), Kathaputali - The Puppet (2021), Lukamari (2016), Love Sasha (2017), Suntali (2014) and First Love (2010). In 2024, he appeared in Shambhala, directed by Min Bahadur Bham, which premiered in the Official Competition at the 74th Berlin International Film Festival. Shambhala became the first Nepali film selected for the Berlinale festival's main competition.

Early life and education

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Karma was born Mahesh Man Shakya in Kathmandu, Nepal. He studied at St. Xavier's School in Kathmandu before continuing his education in Pune, India. Drawn to acting from an early age, he trained in performing arts at the Gurukul School of Theatre in Kathmandu, graduating in 2007. He later continued his training at Studio 7–Naga Theatre under the mentorship of theatre director Sabine Lehmann.

Career

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Karma began his acting career in theatre before being cast in the lead role of Sano Sansar (2008), marking his feature film debut. He subsequently established himself in the Nepali film industry through performances in films including Loot, Suntali, First Love, Love Sasha, Lukamari and Kathaputali, appearing in both commercial and independent productions.

In addition to his film work, Karma has remained active in theatre and has appeared in numerous music videos and commercial campaigns. He has also showcased his singing and dancing in several productions, including performing the song "Ghintang Ghisi Twak" in Lukamari.

Nepali actor Karma Shakya on the red carpet at the world premiere of Shambhala during the 74th Berlin International Film Festival (Official Competition).

In 2024, Karma portrayed Ram Sir in Shambhala, directed by Min Bahadur Bham. The film premiered in the Official Competition at the 74th Berlin International Film Festival, becoming the first Nepali film selected for the festival's main competition.

Karma continues to work on both national and international productions.

Filmography

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Feature films

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YearFilmRoleNotes
2008 Sano Sansar Ravi Thapa Feature film debut
2008 Patachara Man Raja Nepal Bhasa film
2009 Ek Din Ek Raat Gen
2010 First Love Gaurav
2010 Goodbye Kathmandu Mangal Unreleased
2010 Mrigatrishna Keshar
2012 Highway Abiral
2012 Loot Naresh
2013 Adhyaya Ram
2013 Suntali Sundar
2013 Visa Girl Sandesh
2014 Bhram Shyam
2014 Sapana Raj
2015 Resham Filili Bryan Rai
2016 Helen Ved Unreleased
2016 Krisha Gautami Dandas Nepal Bhasa film
2016 Lukamari Unique Maharjan
2017 Loot 2 Naresh
2017 Love Sasha Prahlad
2017 Jhyanakuti Jhakri Cameo
2017 Sher Bahadur Kumar
2018 Panche Baja Rudra
2019 The Man from Kathmandu Sher Thapa
2019 Garud Puran Rambo
2019 Rose DSP Dangol
2019 Sarkari Jagir Ramesh Unreleased
2019 Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi Myaki Third installment in the Kabaddi film series
2021 Kathaputali: The Puppet Prince Akash
2021 Mahanagar - One Night in Kathmandu Dinesh
2022 Karma Karma Nepal Bhasa film
2022 Shatkon Rupak
2024 Shambhala Ram sir Premiered in Official Competition at the 74th Berlin International Film Festival[1]

Short films

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YearFilmRoleNotes
2023 La Symphonie des Marteaux French Short film
2025 Maitighar Prabal French Short film

Television

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YearFilmRoleEpisodesNotes
2022Crime Patrol NepalS1 E01 & E02Television series

References

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  1. Abbatescianni, Davide (22 January 2024). "The Berlinale unveils its Competition and Encounters titles". Cineuropa. Retrieved 26 January 2024.
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