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Bhuwan Chand is a legendary Nepalese actress, widely recognized as the first actress in Nepali cinema. She was born on June 14, 1949, in Kuslechaur, Kathmandu, Nepal. Bhuwan Chand made her debut in the first Nepali feature film, Aama (1964), produced by the Nepal government. Her role in this historic film earned her the title of Nepal's first actress. Over her illustrious career, she appeared in several notable films, including Hijo, Aaja, Bholi (1967), Manko Baandh (1973), Sindoor (1980), and Santideep (1989). She has also been a prominent figure in Nepal's national theater, Rastriya Nachghar. Bhuwan Chand's contributions to Nepali cinema and theater have made her an iconic figure, inspiring generations of artists.

Pujan Ghimire, popularly known as “Pukku,” is a Nepali dancer, model, and actress recognized for her expressive performances and natural screen presence. Originally emerging as a serial artist, she gained visibility through shows like “Halka Ramailo (हल्का रमाईलो)” and “Radha Krishna,” where her lively acting style and comedic timing connected strongly with audiences. She appears as an actress in the feature film “Gobar Ganesh”, expanding her creative journey into mainstream cinema. Alongside acting, Pujan is known for her energetic dance performances and modeling work, making her a versatile talent in Nepal’s entertainment industry.

Nabina Shrestha is a Nepali actress best known for her leading role in the landmark Newar‑language film Silu (1987). Portraying Tuyu Maicha in the first feature film made in Nepal Bhasa, she became part of a historic moment in Nepali cinema, helping bring Newar culture, language, and emotional storytelling to the screen. Her performance in Silu is remembered for its natural expression and cultural authenticity, securing her a respected place in the cinematic memory of the late 1980s.

Yuna Upreti is a Nepali film actress active mainly between 2007 and the mid‑2010s, known for her roles in movies such as Trishul, Chandani Parkhibase, The Flash Back (Farkera Herda), Preeti Ko Phool, Samjhidiye Pugcha, Chandrawati, Dilma Sajaye Timilai, Himmat 2, and Lawarish Ghar. After a steady run in commercial Nepali cinema, she stepped away from acting and is now living in the United States, focusing on family life.