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Mira Madhuri, also known as Meera Madhuri, is an Indian actress and model who appeared in Nepali cinema as a guest performer during the 1990s. Active primarily in Bollywood‑side modeling and film circuits, she became known to Nepali audiences through her role in the Nepali movie Anyaya, where her glamorous presence and expressive acting added cross‑industry appeal.

Mamata Pradhan is a Nepali actress and model who began her career in modeling before transitioning to film. She made her acting debut in Rajya (2007), one year after entering the modeling scene. Known for her expressive screen presence, Mamata has worked on projects like Break Fail and appeared in music videos and fashion campaigns. She is passionate about acting and encourages newcomers to train and gain experience before entering the industry. Outside of film, she’s known for her adventurous spirit, having bungee jumped and explored rafting and paragliding. Mamata continues to support fresh talent in Nepal’s entertainment field.

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.

Niruta Singh is a renowned actress and singer in Nepali cinema. Born in Darjeeling, India, she began her acting career in 1993 with the film Dakshina, directed by Tulsi Ghimire. She gained immense popularity for her role in the 2001 blockbuster Darpan Chhaya, which became the highest-grossing Nepali film of its time. Apart from acting, Niruta is also a talented singer and has contributed to music albums and TV series. After a brief hiatus from the film industry, she returned with the 2019 movie Dal Bhaat Tarkari. In 2023, she was honored with one of Nepal's highest civilian awards, the Prabal Jana Sewa Shree.