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Rajita Parajuli is a Nepali actress, model, and beauty titleholder best known for winning Miss National Nepal 2024. With a strong blend of elegance, confidence, and screen presence, she represents a new generation of Nepali talent stepping into both pageantry and cinema with equal impact.Rajita made her film debut in “Rawayan”, where she portrayed a U.S. Army character, marking her entry into the Nepali film industry with a bold and distinctive role. Her performance introduced her as an emerging actress capable of carrying disciplined, character‑driven roles with authenticity.Before entering films, Rajita built her identity through modeling, stage appearances, and national‑level competitions, ultimately earning the Miss National Nepal 2024 crown. Her journey reflects dedication, discipline, and a commitment to personal and artistic growth.

Aasha Bhusal is a Nepali actress and model born on February 18, 1989, in Sindhuli, Nepal, known for her work in films, telefilms, and television serials. She began her acting career with the TV serial Sunaulo Bihani and made her film debut in Dushmani. Her acclaimed movie Sunpani was selected for the Oscars, and she starred in Samarpan, Upahar, and Gnimgedau. Aasha won the Himalayan International Jury Award for Samarpan, Best Actress in TV Serial for Bhadragol, and the ANP National Award for telefilm acting. Her career spans diverse roles across visual formats, showcasing her emotional range and screen presence.

Saujanya Subba is a Nepali television and film actress recognized for her expressive performances and on-screen charisma. Active primarily in the early 2000s, she gained popularity through her roles in Nepali serials and her appearances in mainstream entertainment media. Known for her natural acting style, Saujanya became a familiar face in households across Nepal. Beyond her acting career, Saujanya has also been in the public eye for her personal life. She was previously married and later tied the knot with Bhupen Chand, son of a former Prime Minister of Nepal. After her marriage, she relocated to the United States, where she currently resides. Though she has stepped back from the limelight in recent years, Saujanya Subba remains a notable figure in the history of Nepali television drama, remembered for her contributions during a formative period in the industry.

Born Jharana Bajracharya Rashid in Kathmandu, she grew up in a multicultural household with a Hindu mother, Lalana Bajracharya, and a Muslim father, Rashid. She completed her schooling at Siddhartha Vanasthali Institute and later earned a degree in Sociology, while also developing herself as a painter and potter.At 16, she was crowned Miss Nepal 1997, becoming Nepal’s representative at Miss World 1997 in Seychelles, marking a major milestone in Nepali pageantry.Her acting debut came with Hatiyar (1999) opposite Rajesh Hamal and Karishma Manandhar. She gained further recognition with Pareni Maya Jalaima (2004), which won Best Story at the Nepali Film Awards. Her career expanded into Bollywood, where she appeared in the Hindi film Love in Nepal (2004) and several commercial advertisements.Returning to Nepal, she continued acting in films and became a prominent face in music videos, including “Laija Re,” “Priye Timi,” “Dubna Deu,” and “Panchhi.” Her final Nepali film was Kohi Mero (2010). She also performed at the Fem Botanica KTV Film Awards in 2008.In 2003, she became the brand ambassador for Lux Nepal, further solidifying her status as a leading public figure.Jharana married Rahul Agrawal in 2015 and later settled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where they welcomed their son, Ishaan, in 2016.