Biraj Bhatta

Biraj Bhatta (Nepali: बिराज भट्ट) is a Nepali actor who primarily worked in Nepali Cinema. He has worked in some Bhojpuri and Tharu language films as well. He has starred in more than 200 movies through different language like Nepali , Bhojpuri & Tharu. He received National Film award for Best actor for Nepali movie Khal Nayak(2008)

Biraj Bhatta
Born
Bhojraj Bhatta (भोजराज भट्ट)

NationalityNepalese
OccupationActor
Years active2000–Present
Known forNepali and Bhojpuri Films
Spouse(s)Saraswati Bhatta
Children2
Websitebirajbhatt.com

Acting career

2002–2007 Debut & early work

Biraj Bhatta's first film credit was a supporting role in Khukuri which did well at the box office. He also appeared in supporting roles in films like Unko Samjhana ma(2001) and Pauju(2002). He also made a cameo appearance in the action comedy film Raju Raja Ram(2005). He starred in the Tharu language film Abhagan Suhaagan(2005) and co-starred in Nepali films like Agnipath (2004), Durga (2005), Maidan(2005), Jeevan Daata (2005), Hami taxi driver (2006) and Dadagiri(2007). after the successful of his early movies he was appreciated by critics for his dance & Action.

2008–2011(Stardom& success& Break from Nepali Film industry )

He starred in the lead role in Himmat, Kismat, Khayal Nayak, Sisila, Agni Jwala, Ilaka, Itihaas, Taqdeer, Arjun Dev, Dosti, Naina Resham, Giraftar, Himmat 2, Dhoom, Sapoot, Naya Nepal, Darr and many more. In a short time he appeared more than 76 successful movies from 2000 to 2011. He became a star in Bhojpuri cinema after successful in his debut movie Lagal Raha yeh Raja ji(2008).His last release of a Nepali movie was Migra Trishana (2011) which starred Nandita K.C. and was directed by Tulsi Ghimire. Following the release of Migra Trishana his only Bhojpuri-dubbed movies released with five-year gaps were Karja ragat ko, Kundali, Gunda, Kartoos, Mard, jungbhoomi, Shooter, Pratikar & Damini—all were commercial failures.

2012–2015(Stardom In Bhojpuri)

He starred in his first Bhojpuri Movie Lagal raha ye Raja ji (2007). He starred in Bhojpuri movies such as Mard Tangewala (2009), Hum Hai Hero Hindustani (2009), Mard Rikshawala (2010), Jaanwar (2012), Panchayat, Mahabharat, Durga, Rang, Gunday, Trishul, Shooter, Damini, Son of Bihar, Jungle Raaz, Hitler, Janeman, Lohe Ki Zanjeer, Daag, Bhaagi, Kartoos and others. He is called a " He Man" of Bhojpuri cinema. He appeared More than 80 Bhojpuri movies since his 5 Year period

2016 (Comeback to Nepali Film & Slump)

In 2016 he was in the action film Jai Parshuram. Although the film was a commercial failure, his performance in this movie was highly appreciated especially in its action part. He committed to star in the film Harke Raja but it was not made.

Sangalo success & upcoming project(2019- Present)

In 2019 Action king return in Sanglo, in which he directed and acted opposite Nikita Chandagand film was huge BlockBuster at the box office by grossing more than 8 Crore against the budget of 2 Crore . He also is committed to star in Dhoom 4. after Hugely success of Sangalo Biraj bhatt announce that he will again produced , directed Sangalo Sequel.

Stage performance

Biraj Bhatta has performed on Bhojpuri and Nepali shows in Qatar.

Filmography

Nepali
Year Language Title
2005 Tharu Abhagan Suhagan
2013 Nepali Damini (Nepali film)
Nepali Aljhechha Kyare Pachheuri
2011 Nepali Sahara
2012 Nepali Naina Resham
Nepali Giraftar
Nepali Bhagi Bhagi Najau
Nepali Karja Ragatko
Nepali Don
Nepali Hami Taxi Driver
Nepali Zanjeer
2009 Nepali Batuli
2011 Nepali Na Birse TImilai Na Paye Timilai
2011 Nepali Birata Ko Chino
2010 Nepali Prahaar
2008 Nepali Naseeb Aafno
2011 Nepali Itihaas
2014 Nepali Samrat (One Man Army)
2010 Nepali Maidan
2010 Nepali Timi Bina Ko Jiwan
2014 Nepali Jwala
2008 Nepali Devar Babu
2005 Nepali Raju Raja Ram(Special appearance)
Bhojpuri
Year Title
2009 Deewana
2017 Gunday
2009 Hum hain Hero Hindustani
2012 Jaan Tere Naam
2015 Laagi Tohse Lagan
2013 Himmatwala
2013 Lagal Raha E Rajaji
2011 Piyawa Bada Satawela
2012 Khuddar

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See also

References

  1. "Nepali Movies by Biraj Bhatta". TheNepalUSA.com. Archived from the original on 2014-06-06. Retrieved 2014-06-06.
  2. "XNepali.net - Nepali Movies by Biraj Bhatta". XNepali.net. Archived from the original on 2014-06-28. Retrieved 2014-06-06.
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