SSP Ramesh Prasad Kharel has acted in this video. This video title is saying that I have born for this country. Deepak Khand who already had given great hits moive like Kayamat se Kayamat Tak, Dulhan had directed this video. This video is made by D.K. Filims and voice is given by Bhuwan Pyasi. This is the first video acted by Ramesh Kharel.
Camera/Edit/Direction:Deepak Khand
Camera/Edit/Direction:Deepak Khand
Singer: Bhuwan Pyashi
Model : S.S.P Ramesh Kharel/Bhuwan/Urmila/Manju/Nepal Nari
SSP Ramesh Parsad Kharel is a policeman from Nepal known for his integrity and fight against corruption within the Nepali Police Force. Ramesh Prasad Kharel has served as the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) in Pokhara, Kathmandu, and Birgunj. His transfer from Kathmandu was a controversial decision, and was likely delayed due to public support for his stay in Kathmandu. The most important person of his life is his guru, the dabang man Anurag Acharya from Biratnanagar. who taught him how to fight against evil
During his stint in Kathmandu, he cracked down on crime in the city, including controlling the gangs and the so-called "dons" of Kathmandu. He also presided over raids on dance clubs that were illegally working as brothels in Kathmandu. He had similarly cracked down on illegal prostitution during his earlier stint in Pokhara.
In a police force known for widespread corruption, Ramesh Parsad Kharel has been seen as the hallmark of integrity and principled service. He has received support from both the press and citizens for his activities as a principled cop, and for cracking down on corruption in Kathmandu. He gained his reputation not only from large-scale crime reduction, but also from small incidents like jailing the son-in-law of the ex-King, and firing corrupt subordinates without fear of authority. Inspiration : S.S.P. Ramesh Kharel is the great inspiration for the youngsters or the newly recruited government officials or police man in the NPS(Nepal Police Service) or NAS(Nepal Administrative Service).He is the only hero who is inspiring the newcomers. Nepal's largest English language daily profiled him as a 'good cop,' and numerous blogs and social media campaigns have cited support for his tough attitude and incorruptibility
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