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Arunima Lamsal is a Nepali-American actress known for her contributions to Nepali cinema. She was born in Biratnagar, Nepal, and has appeared in numerous films and television serials throughout her career. Career Highlights Arunima Lamsal has starred in several popular Nepali movies, including: Abhimanyu Aafno Manche Afnai Hunchha Agni Jwala Anadi Kheladi Bazar Bharosha Buwa Aama Carreng Gang 2 Daag Dai Ko Sasurali Deep Sikha Dhadkan Ghayal K Yo Maya Ho Kanoon Maryada Nigrani Izzatdaar Mero Pyaro Maitighar Mero Rajesh Dai Ram Balaram Santan (new) Yestai Rahecha Jindagi Personal Life Arunima Lamsal is the daughter of Radha Lamsal, a well-known character actress in Nepali movies and television serials. She was married to Amit Aryal, a banker from Biratnagar, but they later divorced in 2017. She has one daughter and has spent time living in the United States.

Bina Basnet (Budhathoki) is a Nepali film actress active since the mid‑1980s, known for her expressive performances across social dramas, romantic films, and character‑driven roles. With a career spanning more than two decades, she has appeared in over 20 feature films, including notable titles such as Basudev (1984), Deuki (1993), Kasam (1992), Aadhi Beri (1992), Saugat (1992), Jhuma (1991), Mohani (1994), Ragat (1997), and Sukumbasi (2000).

Ariya Basnet is a Nepali model, dancer and actress. She has acted in some movies, music videos and commercials. She also does a good dance.

Bhintuna Joshi is a talented Nepali actress, model, dancer, and cultural ambassador, best known for her work in Nepal Bhasa films. Born in Kathmandu, she began her artistic journey at a young age, appearing in advertisements and music videos before transitioning into film. She gained recognition for her performances in Newar-language films such as Matinaya Kali, Yaa Mikha, Yaka Mhya, and Tyaga. Her role in the acclaimed TV series Singha Durbar as Sumnima Bajracharya further showcased her versatility. She also starred in the Nepali film Megha (2014), directed by Samjhana Upreti Rauniar. Beyond acting, Bhintuna Joshi is the Cultural Ambassador of the World Newah Organisation (WNO), reflecting her commitment to preserving and promoting Newah heritage and identity. She was honored with the Best Actress award in 2023 for her role in Ya Mikha.