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Namrata Shrestha is the most prolific Nepali Actor of this Generation. She debuted with Alok Nembang's "Sano Sansar" in 2008, which was a watershed moment in the Nepali movie industry, ushering in the era of digital cinema and modern urban storytelling. Since then she went on to receive commercial and critical success with movies like "Mero Euta Saathi Chha" (2009),"Miss U" (2012), "Chhadke" (2012), "Maun" (2013), "November Rain" (2014), "Megha" (2014), "Tandav" (2014), "Sambodhan" (2014), "Soul Sister" (2015), "Classic" (2016), "Homework" (2016) and "Parva" (2017). "Mero Euta Saathi Chha" and "November Rain" remain benchmarks in Nepali cinema for box office collections. In 2015, Namrata Shrestha started her own production company- Highly High Entertainment- which in a short duration of time has gathered a reputation as a pioneer, having accomplished many firsts in the field of Nepali Performing Arts and Entertainment, such as the Nepal's first Psychological Thriller, "Soul Sister" (2015), which garnered great critical acclaim. Highly High also produced the first Nepali Hip Hop & Rap (Aka. NepHop) concert attended by over 7000 fans in Basantapur Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Most recently in 2017 , Highly High Entertainment coproduced the classic American Play "Golden Boy" by Clifford Odets, a site-specific play which turned a Nighclub into an Boxing Arena for an immersive audience experience.

Malvika Subba (Nepali: माल्बिका सुब्बा) is a prominent Nepalese media personality, beauty queen, actress, television host, social activist, and entrepreneur. She has made significant contributions to various fields and has an impressive career trajectory. Here are some key points about Malvika Subba: Miss Nepal 2002: At the age of 21, Malvika was crowned as Miss Nepal 2002, which catapulted her into the limelight and marked the beginning of her journey in the entertainment industry. Media Career: Following her Miss Nepal win, she worked as a TV host for Kantipur Television. She also hosted shows for Voice of India and MTV EXIT, where she served as an ambassador for human trafficking awareness. Social Activism: Malvika has been actively involved in social causes. She has been a Youth Spokesperson for Action Aid’s Hunger-Free Campaign and an HIV/AIDS Youth Leader recognized by UNICEF. Entrepreneurship: In 2011, she co-founded House of Alternative Apparel (HAA), a retail clothing store with in-house designers. She is also associated with the Himalayan Climate Initiative (HCI). Filmography: Malvika has acted in movies and dramas such as “God Lives in The Himalayas,” “Goodbye Kathmandu,” and "Hamri Shiwani". Chief Editor: From April to October 2011, she served as the chief editor for one of Nepal’s leading fashion and lifestyle magazines, Navyaata. Malvika Subba remains a multifaceted personality who has left a significant impact on Nepal’s media and entertainment landscape.

Sunny Rauniyar is a Nepali actress best known for her roles in classic Nepali cinema. She gained recognition for her performance as Sabita in the acclaimed film Prem Pinda (1995), a historical romantic drama that remains one of Nepal’s most iconic films. Her portrayal of a strong yet emotionally complex character earned her praise for both grace and depth. She later appeared in the film Daiva Sanjog (2001), further establishing her presence in the industry during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Though her filmography is limited, Sunny Rauniyar is remembered for her contribution to a golden era of Nepali cinema, where storytelling and character-driven narratives were at the forefront. Her work continues to be appreciated by fans of classic Nepali films, and she holds a respected place among the actresses who helped shape the industry’s early modern phase.

Paramita Rajya Laxmi Rana, known professionally as Paramita RL Rana or simply Paramita Rana, is a Nepalese film actress, model, singer and an Influencer. She debuted as an actress from Chapali Height 2 opposite Ayushman Joshi.