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Full Name: Kusum Sharma Nickname: Phoolmaya (also known as Sakambari) Date of Birth: October 8, 2002 Birthplace: Nawalpur, Nepal Nationality: Nepali Height: 5.4 feet Religion: Hindu Relationship Status: Single Education: Kusum completed her secondary education at Blue Star English Secondary School in Nawalpur, Nepal. She then pursued nursing studies at Kalika Medical & Technical Institute in Gaidakot, Nawalpur. Profession: Kusum is a model and a nurse. Modeling Career: Kusum started her modeling journey at the age of 20. Her debut song was “Sakambari”, composed and sung by Prakash Saput. The song quickly gained popularity, amassing 25 million views in just 25 days. She has appeared in several other music videos, including “Jani Mayale,” “Itta Bhattiko,” “Beni Bajarima,” and “Dhokebaaj 3.” Kusum has also been cast in the movie “Sanjivani” in a leading role. Career Transition: Initially planning to go abroad for further studies, Kusum changed her course after the success of “Sakambari.” She decided to focus on her modeling career in Nepal instead. Personal Aspirations: Kusum aims to continue her modeling journey and explore acting opportunities within the Nepali film industry. Kusum Sharma’s journey from nursing to modeling has been remarkable, and her presence in the entertainment world continues to shine brightly!

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