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Revision as of 17:11, 13 April 2017

Hakka Hakki
Hakka Hakki
GenreComedy and Drama
Written byShiva Sharma
Screenplay byDaman Rupakheti and Kabita Sharma
Directed byDaman Rupakheti
Theme music composerShailendra Shimkhada and Shankar Adhikari
Opening themeGari khaye risauson
Ending themeAba Haka Haki
Country of originNepal
Original languageNepali
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes89 (as of 9th April 2017)
Production
ProducersBhimsen Adhikari and Santosh Khadka
CinematographyDevanand Silpakar
Camera setupSagar khadka
Running time30 Minutes
Production companyHighlights Nepal Pvt. Ltd
Original release
NetworkNepal Television

Hakka Hakki (Nepali:हकका हक्की पक्का पक्कि) is a Nepali sitcom television series that began in 2016. Hakka Hakki series is uploaded to Highlights Nepal Pvt. Ltd every week. The director of this series is Daman Rupakheti.[1]

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Cast

  • Daman Rupakheti
  • Kabita Sharma
  • Raju Bhuju
  • Ram Thapa
  • Umesh Kumar KC
  • Prakash Neupane
  • Shiva Sharma
  • Janak Prasad Bartaula
  • Simran Paudel
  • Sujit Thapa
  • Parwan Rai
  • Dharanidhar Neupane
  • Maniraj Kafley
  • Rajan Chaulagai
  • R. K. Manandhar
  • Raj Kumar Kunwar
  • Santosh Sapkota
  • Sushant Giri

References

  1. ^ "HAKKA HAKKI | Nepali Comedy Tele-Serial Ft. Daman Rupakheti, Kabita Sharma - YouTube". YouTube. Retrieved 2017-04-13.
  2. ^ "Hakka Hakki – Nepal ra Nepali". www.nepalranepali.com. Retrieved 2017-04-13.