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Pooja Chand Lama is a Nepali actress who gained fame in the 1990s and early 2000s for her performances in the Nepali film industry. She began her acting career in 1991 and appeared in several notable films, including Papi, Sindoor, and Badal. Her acting skills and on-screen presence made her a prominent figure in Nepali cinema during her time. In addition to her acting career, Pooja Chand Lama also explored music and released a musical album titled Kasari Samjhau in 2011. She later moved to the United States, where she married musician Raju Lama, a member of the band The Angels. The couple resides in the U.S., and Pooja has taken a step back from the Nepali film industry

Kajal Karn is a talented Nepali model, dancer, and actress. She has gained recognition for her performances in music videos and her participation in the reality dance show "Dancing Stars Nepal". Here are some highlights from her career: Career Highlights Modeling: Kajal has worked as a model in various music videos, showcasing her dancing skills and versatility. Dancing Stars Nepal: She participated in the show and impressed audiences with her dance performances. Movies: Kajal has also appeared in several Nepali movies, contributing to the film industry with her acting talent.

Karuna Shrestha is an actress & Model. karuna Shrestha has started her modeling journey by winning the title of Miss Collage in 2011. Gorgeous Karuna have walked in the ramp severall times. She did modeling for student debit card in the TV commercial and featured in famous music video “Ko Hola Tyo-2”. , As a heroine, she worked in  Kathaputali and 100 Kada 10 (2019).

Ranju Lamichhane is a Nepali actress and model active since the mid‑2000s, known for her roles in mainstream social‑drama and action‑drama films such as Basai, Aawaz, Aandhi Tufan, Dar, Ko Hola Mero Mayalu, Ladaiko Lahure, Barsha Aakash Ganga, Pal Palma, and Mukti. Her screen identity blends expressive emotional acting with strong visual presence, making her a familiar face in commercial Nepali cinema.Widely recognized by audiences as “Sweety” from her appearance in the popular comedy serial Tito Satya, she later expanded her public role beyond entertainment, serving as a district secretary in the Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF)—a rare transition from film to political engagement.Her career began with Basai/Basain (2005–2006), followed by a steady run of feature films through the late 2000s and early 2010s. She has also worked as a legal advisor in the film Rakshyak (2010), reflecting her multidisciplinary background.