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Dinesh Pakhrin is a veteran of the Nepali film industry, known for his remarkable versatility and dedication as a dance director, film director, and producer. Since stepping into the film world in 2048 B.S. (1991 A.D.), he has built an inspiring career that spans over three decades. His contribution has helped shape the aesthetics and storytelling of modern Nepali cinema through rhythm, movement, and visual artistry.
His passion for cinema began in his early years and has since transformed into a lifelong commitment to promoting cultural identity, artistic excellence, and professional integrity in Nepali films. Dinesh has choreographed over 80 feature films, directed acclaimed projects, and produced culturally significant works, making him a pillar of the film community in Nepal.
Years Active: Since 2048 B.S.
Core Roles: Dance Director, Film Producer, Film Director
Languages Worked In: Nepali, Tamang, Bhojpuri, Maithili, Rai, Punjabi, Bengali
Genres Covered: Action, Drama, Romance, Folk Cinema, Social Awareness Films
Dinesh Pakhrin has choreographed dance sequences in some of Nepal’s most celebrated films. His creative direction and cultural finesse have elevated performances and created memorable cinematic moments. Notable works include:
Khel, Ghayal, Krodh, Maya Basechha, Refugee, Mr. Don, Lekhanta, Gundaraj, Love in China Border, Mero Pyaro Maiti Ghar, Jetho Kanchho, Teenage, Bajrapat, Rudraksha, Halchal, Bhavishya, The Mongolian Heart, Suryasta, Devta, and many more.
He transitioned into direction with a deep understanding of rhythm and narrative. His directorial projects reflect emotional depth and cultural relevance.
Directed Films: Teenage, Aansu, Chhori, Gundagardi, Jathewa
Dinesh has also produced several films that reflect both commercial appeal and cultural storytelling. His productions often highlight family, society, and heritage.
Produced Films: Mr. Don, Mero Pyaro Maiti Ghar, Rudraksha, Love in China Border, Teenage, Chhori
A proud advocate of Nepal’s diversity, Dinesh has contributed to the expansion of regional cinema, bringing underrepresented voices to the screen.
Tamang Films: Molom, Mayala Chho, Ganba, Gothewa, Whilla Maya, Jathewa
Bhojpuri & Maithili Films: Beti, Jai Gadimai, Tohar Oganma, Pyar Sang Sang Kareba
Rai Film: Risim
Punjabi & Bengali Films: Several cultural projects
Telefilms: Jhamela, Samaya, Gahana, Janaki, among others
He has also served as an assistant choreographer in numerous hit films such as Karodpati, Nepali Babu, Angalo Angaloma, Sadyantra, Chitkaar, Chandani, Maili, and others.
Dinesh Pakhrin has not only worked behind the scenes but has also played a crucial role in the institutional development of Nepali cinema.
Founding President – Nepal Film Dance Association
Executive Member – Nepal Film Producers Association (two terms)
His leadership has helped establish platforms for choreographers and young filmmakers in Nepal, mentoring many new talents in the industry.
Dinesh’s artistic excellence has been widely recognized by peers and institutions across Nepal.
NEFTA Award – Best Dance Director (Krodh)
NEFTA Award – Best Dance Director (Ghayal)
Box Office Film Award – Best Dance Director (Love in China Border)
Chalchitra Nritya Ratna Samman and many other honors from national art and cultural organizations
Full Name: Dinesh Pakhrin
Date of Birth: 2035/01/15 B.S. (as per citizenship record)
Birthplace: Dhanushadham Municipality – Ward No. 6, Dhanusha District, Nepal
Current Residence: Shankhamul, Kathmandu Metropolitan City – Ward No. 31
Education: Intermediate of Arts (I.A.)
Father’s Name: Shyam Bahadur Lama (Pakhrin)
Mother’s Name: Nani Maya Waiba (Pakhrin)
Dinesh Pakhrin is not only a master of movement and cinematic expression but also a mentor, community leader, and cultural ambassador. His lifelong service to the Nepali film industry has enriched its artistic standards, supported regional representation, and inspired a new generation of filmmakers and artists.
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