Cast
- Lok Guragai will be playing "Chota Don" from June 2013
- Kedar Ghimire as Maagne Budho and Chaudhaghare Dada
- Sunita Gautam 'Bajgain' as Maiyya
- Sitaram Kattel as Dhurmuse, Wada Adhyakshya, Khadka Ji, Khadananda Guru and Muskaan Pasa
- Kunjana Ghimire as Suntali and Fatauri Budhi
- Surbir Pundit as Darhi Budho
- Niru Khadka as Thyaas Kumari
- Goma Guragai as the tree, episode 246
- Ram Chandra Adhikari as Gokte Kaji
- Surendra K.C. as Mulaa Saag
- Palpasa Dangol as Chamsuri
- Suraj Chapagain as Baandre
- Marichman Shrestha as Balchhi Dhurbe
- Raju Paudel as Raju Master
- Grady Kepler as "Badaray Kancho" the monkey
- Anju Thapa as Raju Masterni
- Debu Bara as Sudurpaschime Saalo
- Laxmi Shrestha as Apsara
- Wilson Bikram Rai as Takme Buda Koi Baat chaina Murgi Ke Datt Chaina
- Shambhu
- Bimala Giri
- Sandesh Lamichhane as Batare Kanchha
- Harisha Baniya as Hariya
- Kamal Mainali as Jwai Narayan
- Raja Rajendra Pokharel as Chauraasi Baje
- Kumar Shrestha as Farsilal
- Samjhana Acharya as Mudki Samjhana
- Anju Giri (Guest appearance)
- Laxmi Bhusal (Guest appearance)
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