Divya Rayamajhi

Subhadra Adhikari was a revered Nepali actress whose artistic journey spanned more than six decades across film, theatre, radio, and television. Born in 2004 B.S. (1947/48 A.D.) in Asan, Kathmandu, she displayed exceptional talent from childhood—performing classical dance at age five at Saraswati Sadan (Camp) and beginning her acting career at age six through the Newari stage play ‘Kachimcha’ (काँचो माटो). Her debut film Manko Bandh marked the beginning of a prolific screen career. She went on to act in over one hundred Nepali films, earning admiration for her expressive performances in classics such as Chino, Kanyadan, Basudev, Bato Muniko Phool, Muna Madan, Basanti, Swarga, Saubhagya, and many others. She also appeared in notable titles including Jeevan Rekha, Badlido Aakash, Pirati, Maya Preeti, Bhauju, Mangalsutra, Behuli, Karja, Kathmandu, Dashgaja, and more—winning the hearts of audiences through diverse roles. Honored with the Chalachitra Dhirgha Sadhana Samman, Subhadra Adhikari remains one of Nepal’s most enduring and respected performing artists.    

Since her childhood, Shilpa Maskey has been involved in dancing winning various competition throughout her school life. Her passion towards dance gave her the opportunity to play in a short movie "Shooting an Elephant" opposite "Revenge" tv series actor Barry Sloan. The movie was directed by J.P. Rothie, Screenplay by Alec Sokolow (Toy Story) & Cinematography by Daron Keet (Goal). As she came from dance background, her love for creative field grew thus exploring different fields like modeling, acting and styling. She has done numerous photo shoot from jewellery campaigns to clothing campaigns and has also been featured in M&S cover. She also works as Style Coordinator for M&S. Currently living in London, UK where she is exploring her talent even more as she performed in O2 arena with singer Atif Aslam. She has already done 2 music videos and has also scored small role in upcoming sequel of Bridget John's Diary.

Bipana Thapa is a talented Nepalese actress, fashion designer, and model. She gained prominence in the Nepali film industry during the '90s. Here are some key points about her: Career: Bipana Thapa was active in the Nepali film industry until she got married in 2008 to Ashutosh Bhardwoj. She appeared in numerous films and left a lasting impact on Nepali cinema. Fashion Designer: In addition to acting, Bipana was also involved in fashion designing. She designed her own costumes for the roles she portrayed in her movies. Her design business, Bipanaz Boutique, was located in Bhatbhateni, Kathmandu. Filmography: Some of Bipana Thapa’s notable films include: “Janma Bhoomi” (1995) “Apsara” (2000) “Aago” (2000) “Tan Ta Sarai Bigris Ni Badri” (2000) “Ke Bho Lau Na Ni” (2001) “Mitini” (2002) “Sahid Gate” (2002) “Bakshis” (as Bipna Thapa, 2002) “Gaazal” (as Gaazal, 2003) “Nagad Narayan” (as Shova Bhauju, 2005)

Megha Pokharel (मेघा पोखरेल) is a former Nepali film actress who was active in Nepali cinema during the mid-1990s. She is remembered for her appearances in social and romantic Nepali films and is considered one of the actresses associated with the 1990s generation of Nepali cinema. Although she remained active for a short period, her work in films like Soltini and Sannani helped her gain recognition among audiences of that era.Megha Pokharel appeared in the 1995 Nepali movie Soltini, directed by Arun Kumar Jha. The film featured actors including Lokendra Karki, Ravi Shah, Santosh Panta, Parvati Adhikari, and Chiranjibi Basnet. The movie became one of the notable social-romantic films of its time and introduced Megha Pokharel to mainstream Nepali film audiences.She later appeared in Sannani alongside Saroj Khanal, Hemanta Budhathoki, and Sunil Thapa.Megha Pokharel’s real name is believed to be Bimala Pokharel, while “Megha Pokharel” was used as her screen name during her film career. After the late 1990s, she gradually stayed away from the public film industry, her contribution remains part of the archival history of classic Nepali cinema.