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Shobita (Sovita) Simkhada is a Nepali actress known for her early 2000s–2010s film roles, later becoming an Osho sannyasin and re‑emerging as a spiritual content creator and performer. She began her film career with projects such as Sandesh (2009), Gangajal (2010), Timi Binako Jivan (2010), and a series of 2011 releases including Aafnai Manlai Sodhi Hera, Birtako Chino, Maryo Ni Mayale Maryo, and Kasam.After stepping away from mainstream cinema to pursue a deep spiritual path at Osho Tapoban, she returned to acting more than a decade later through the film Great, directed by Manoj Pandit—publicly announcing her comeback in 2026.Beyond films, Shobita is active as a meditator, author, devotional performer, and host of “The Jogini Show”, where she interviews spiritual figures and artists. Her digital presence includes devotional music, reflective content, and spiritual discourse.

Since her childhood, Shilpa Maskey has been involved in dancing winning various competition throughout her school life. Her passion towards dance gave her the opportunity to play in a short movie "Shooting an Elephant" opposite "Revenge" tv series actor Barry Sloan. The movie was directed by J.P. Rothie, Screenplay by Alec Sokolow (Toy Story) & Cinematography by Daron Keet (Goal). As she came from dance background, her love for creative field grew thus exploring different fields like modeling, acting and styling. She has done numerous photo shoot from jewellery campaigns to clothing campaigns and has also been featured in M&S cover. She also works as Style Coordinator for M&S. Currently living in London, UK where she is exploring her talent even more as she performed in O2 arena with singer Atif Aslam. She has already done 2 music videos and has also scored small role in upcoming sequel of Bridget John's Diary.

Karishma Manandhar is a Nepali actress. She made her acting debut at the age of 16 in the 1988 Nepali film Santaan. Karishma Manandhar is born in 1972 february according to her passport and birth ceritificates

Srijana Basnet is a veteran Nepali actress best known for her breakout role in the blockbuster Deuta (1993), where her performance brought her into national prominence. She began her career in the early 1990s and quickly became a familiar face in commercial Nepali cinema. After the passing of her husband, producer Biju Ranjit, she stepped away from films but later returned with renewed dedication, transforming herself physically and professionally. She expanded her creative range by directing and producing the film Good Luck, taking on multiple roles both behind and in front of the camera. Her career reflects resilience, versatility, and a lasting contribution to Nepali film culture.