Aba Utha Jaga - Ram Krishna Dhakal And Smita Dahal Featuring

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Actor Dayahang Rai was seen with his wife Benuka Rai at the premiere of the film Jhumkee. Jhumkee features Dayahang Rai as lead actor. Benuka Rai and Dayahang Rai shared about their relationship, their good and bad points and how is their life going on. Both of them also shares about their Dashain plans and about their other things. Wife Benuka Rai also shares that Dayahang Rai’s bad habit is he is so careless about his things and dress. He doesn’t have any idea where he keep his dress and what he wears. But Benuka shares that she feel proud with the success of Dayahang Rai and she don’t feel upset when he don’t give time to his family. She says that she understands his situation of stardom so she don’t have issue of time. Watch an exclusive video interview with Dayahang Rai and wife Benuka Rai about their relationship

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{Assured|Certain} vs. Non-Guaranteed Permanent {Life insurance coverage|Insurance coverage|A life insurance policy} Policies
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Guaranteed versus Non-Guaranteed {Guidelines|Plans|Procedures}
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Term Policies
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