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Kedar Ghimire who is popularly known as Magne Budo is celebrating his birthday today with the crew members of Chakka Panja movie. Magne Budo is celebrating his 42 birthday today. He started his career in media on 2056 B.S. He have worked on Hijo Aja Ka Kura, Jire Khursani and came into Meri Bassai teaming with Sitaram Kattel. Kedar Ghimire’s character in Meri Bassai was of Magne Budo which got viral and became popular across the globe. With Magne Budo characters, Kedar Ghimire visited around 28 countried to perform in stage. After he came out of Meri Bassai, he started to work with Wilson Bikram Rai for a serial named as Khas Khus which is being broadcast only in YouTube. Kedar Ghimire is married and he has worked in two movies and is busy on his third film. Watch an exclusive video report on Birthday of Kedar Ghimire:
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