Actor Harivansh Acharya played many characters on screen. Some of his characters made me laugh fluently, some characters evoked patriotism. A character cried making it serious.

The collage of different characters of Harivamsa is forever stored in the memory of his regular audience. At the moment, the story of his popular character 'Hari Bahadur' is going on among the audience. Directed by Dipendra K Khanal, the film ' Hari Bahadur's shoes ' is now showing all over the country .

The archaic style of narration, the vulgar jokes and the lame scenes are places where the quality of the film is questioned. Compared to other films, the presence of director Dipendra in this film is very weak . Due to the slow pace of the story and the unclear motives of the main characters, the film is listed as average. 

However, the film was awaited for many viewers because of the audience's love for the popular on-screen character Hari Bahadur and the journey with the film. In this article, we will tell the story of Harivansh's journey from the screen of telefilms to farce and the big screen.

Harivansh wrote a new story about Hari Bahadur two years ago. Producer Saroj Oli was in the mood to make a film at that time. Harivansh tells the new story of Hari Bahadur, which has not been titled. Saroj liked the story. He coined the title – Hari Bahadur's shoes. Called

, the shoe tells the story of the class . The shoes worn by Hari Bahadur represented the people from the bottom of the society in economic terms. That class, which has to meet the basic needs . At that time, Hari Bahadur resorted to theft. The shoes worn by Hari Bahadur while stealing are the 'metaphor' of the film. Many years ago, Harivansh and Madankrishna Shrestha had a movie called 'Dashain' . While writing the story of this film, he remembered the torn shoe of the character Harivamshko Bhaire. We judge people by looking at clothes and shoes. Some truth to be told. Some sarcasm to be added . That's why I made the shoes the clue of the film,' says Harivansh.

The character 'Hari Bahadur' was born two decades ago. From then till today, that character has been extremely sincere in some . Some are cute and some are irritating. This character Harivansh he had assumed freely from the demeanor and speech of an honest man . 2 decades ago  Maitighar was the office of Mandalanir Mahasanchar . Madan and Harivansh sat in the office from morning and worked on the screenplay.

One day a man named Kamal Silwal came to the office. He seemed simple and honest . The speech was unique, like Hari Bahadur's. He came looking for work. We didn't need staff. But we kept him in the staff,' Harivansh remembers. Harivansh used to tease Kamal by making his voice.

In the telefilm 'Virus', Harivansh had to play the character of an honest man . He made Kamal's voice and gesture .  Then in different stories, he presented that character in different natures . When the telefilm came, Kamal had left media work. Later, when the telefilm was released, Harivansh called and asked, 'Have you seen it?'

'Have you seen it?' It's good," he replied. Harivansh inquired, 'What did others say?' I want royalty sir,' Kamal joked in the same Lovez. 

Hari Bahadur character became famous. But Kamal later changed his tune . Now he has changed his tone. It doesn't sound like that,' says Harivansh. 

Lately, there are many caricatures of Hari Bahadur, be it on different stages or on Tik Tok. During Kovad, Harivansh was once asked by private schools to take up similar classes for students. He spent some time in an online class with 12/15 year olds . Every student in the class asked him to speak in Hari Bahadur's voice. At first, I spoke to them in Hari Bahadur's voice. Later, many students said that Hari Bahadur also did it. It was then that I realized - this is a character that children love,' says Harivansh, 'Even now, when I go to the hall, the children are so happy that when they call me, they think my name is Hari Bahadur.' There are also comments saying that the characters are made the subject of jokes through caricature. But Harivansh claims, "No one has done it to disabled people". Ethnicity has not been mentioned. We are aware of that.'