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Juna Bishwokarma is a Nepali model and digital creator who rose to prominence through TikTok, where her expressive dance, acting, and short‑form performance videos earned her a large and loyal following. Her growing popularity on social media opened the door to opportunities in the Nepali music‑video industry, and she is now frequently selected by directors as a featured model due to her confident screen presence and versatile performance style. As her visibility continues to rise, she is also seen as a promising face for upcoming Nepali films, with increasing possibilities for her appearance in movie projects.

Asmi Shrestha is a Nepali model, interior designer, and media host who rose to national prominence after winning Miss Nepal 2016. Known for her elegance and poise, she represented Nepal at Miss World the same year, earning praise for her confidence and advocacy. Before pageantry, Asmi built a successful modeling career, walking for top designers and campaigns. She later transitioned into interior design, blending aesthetics with functionality to create thoughtful spaces. As a host and public speaker, she engages audiences with charm and clarity, often spotlighting creative industries and youth empowerment. Asmi continues to inspire as a multidisciplinary talent—where beauty, design, and voice converge to shape Nepal’s evolving cultural and creative landscape.

Rupa Rana is a prominent Nepali actress who entered the film industry in 1989 with Bhagya Rekha and quickly became one of the recognizable faces of the 1990s Nepali cinema. Over her career, she has acted in more than two dozen films, including Chino, Prem, Bhisma Pratigya, Aama Ko Maya, Dushman, Prem Geet, Ma Yesto Geet Gauchhu, Kri, and Panchayat. Known for her versatility, she has portrayed both leading and strong character roles across decades. Rana has also appeared in music videos and earned honors such as the Silver Jubilee Award at the D Cine Awards 2074.  

Sajja Mainali is a Nepali actress known for her roles in films such as Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal (2007) and Manish (2006). Though her filmography is relatively brief, she made a strong impression during her time in the industry, with several of her films achieving notable success. While detailed biographical information about her early life and career trajectory is limited, she is remembered for her expressive performances and her contribution to Nepali cinema during the mid-2000s. Some sources suggest she stepped away from the spotlight after a short but impactful career.