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This is another drama show by Kedar Ghimire (Magne Budho), Wilson Bikram Rai (Takme Budho). The Name of this new show is Khas Khus. In the wake of dismissing working in Meribassai TV serial they are working in this show,finally they distributed this show in youtube . This is a Fourth scene of khaskhus. In this scene we can a Nepali Very mainstream performing artist Sunil Thapa when the magne goest to the workplace of Sunil. Magne goest there for applying for occupation with his eighth passed testament. Observe Full scene and have some good times. Who is Magne Budho ? Kedar Ghimire usually known as Magne Budo from his Nepal Television Comedy Show Meri Bassai . Magne (Kedar Ghimire) is a Nepali performing artist, maker, TV craftsman and artist. He is an extremely prominent TV symbol in Nepal as "Magne Budo". Kedar Ghimire is the script author, on-screen character and maker of the well known Nepali Comedy Show Meri Bassai. He assumes a part of Magne Budho and he is well known with his discourse "Ahile latta le diyera bari ko pata mama purydinchu" which actually signifies "with one kick I will toss you on the edge of field". He has likewise sung two tunes which depend on the legislative issues of Nepal.
Among them one is "Loktantra Ganatantra" which is telecast in his show Meri Bassai. Kedar Ghimire has additionally acted in a satire Nepali hit film called Cha Ekan Cha and it was the greatest blockbuster and best comic drama motion picture. He is as of now working in TV sitcom Meri Bassai as Magne budo. He had additionally acted in different celebrated TV serials like Tito Satya, Jire Khursani with TV entertainers like Deepak Raj Giri, Sitaram Kattel, Neeta Dhungana, Jeetu Nepal. After he exited Meri Bassai the Meri Bassai fans are diminished. The fan are taken by another satire called 'Bhadragol"
