Arpan Thapa
Directing
Born 1973-11-15
Kathmandu, Nepal
31 credits
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Arpan Thapa (born Nov 15, 1973) is a highly regarded Nepalese actor, director, and scriptwriter known for his intense performances and creative vision. He studied acting in Mumbai before returning to Nepal to establish his career in the domestic film industry. He made his acting debut in the 2011 film Sick City, where his lead performance as Krishna immediately marked him as a serious talent. Over the years, he has built an extensive filmography with notable roles in diverse projects such as Batch No: 16, Chhadke, Maun, and the critically acclaimed Dying Candle. Beyond his acting career, Thapa has made a significant impact as a filmmaker, directing several high-profile movies including Mukhauta (2014), Aadha Love (2017), and the horror-themed Ghar (2019), which he also wrote. His work is often characterized by a focus on character-driven narratives and atmospheric storytelling. A versatile artist who cites Daniel Day-Lewis as a major inspiration, he has consistently taken on challenging roles in films like Chiso Manchhe and Prasad 2. With nearly two decades of experience, Thapa remains a central figure in Nepali cinema, bridging the gap between mainstream entertainment and artistic storytelling through his multifaceted contributions as a writer, director, and performer.
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Filmography
Directing
3 credits
Other credits
17 credits
Bato Muniko Phool 2
Chapali Height 3
Kalli
A Mero Hajur 3
Lakhey
Batch No. 16
Lappan Chhappan 2
Balidaan
Prasad 2
Reemai
Lappan Chhappan
America Boys
Laaj Sharanam
Jay Ho
The Blue Light
Suntali
Badhshala
Acting
10 credits
Chhadke
Chiso Maanche
Pashupati Prasad 2: Bhasme Don
Rangeli
Bir Bikram
Dimag Kharab
Dying Candle
Chakkar
Sick City
Maun: a loud silence
Writing
5 credits
Producing
1 credit
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