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Srijana Subba is a talented Nepalese theatre artist & film actress known for her remarkable performances in several movies. Here are some notable films she has appeared in: Loot (2012): In this film, she portrayed the character Putali. Dying Candle (2016): Srijana’s role as Kshemi earned her recognition and accolades, including the Best Actress award at the National Film Awards in 2017. Yuma (2016): Srijana not only acted in this stage play but also directed it13. Loot 2 (2017): She reprised her role as Putali in the sequel to the popular film. Chakkar (2018): Srijana played the character Sheila. Mr. Virgin (2018): She was part of this intriguing film. Apart from her film acting, She has acted and directed more than 100 plays and she also gives acting training. Her work has left a significant impact on the Nepali entertainment industry.

Actor at Crime Files: Hena has showcased her acting skills in the popular TV series "Crime Files," where she has played various roles. Actor at Babari Nepali Movie official - बाबरी: She starred in the Nepali movie "Babari," which features a love triangle and humorous scenes. Actress at Hostel 3: Hena played a significant role in the Nepali movie "Hostel 3," which was released in 2025. Theatre Performances: Hena has performed in various dramas, including "Agnichakshu" and the short movie "NAMI The Crisis Queen". 22nd Batch Student at Actorsstudio Nepal: Hena is a proud graduate of the 22nd batch at Actorsstudio Nepal, where she received intensive training in dramatic arts and acting.

Yadav Devkota, widely known by his stage name “Sarape,” is a Nepali comedian and character actor recognized for his energetic, mischievous, and rural‑flavored comedic style. He is a core cast member of the long‑running Nepali comedy serial Bhadragol, where his character “Sarape” has become one of the show’s most familiar and beloved personalities.

Roshani Sapkota is a Nepali actress best known for her breakout popularity in the classic comedy serial “Hari Bahadur–Madan Bahadur”, where she first gained national recognition. She later became widely loved for her long‑running role as Batuli in the hit series “Harke Haldar,” appearing in more than 700 episodes and establishing herself as one of Nepal’s most familiar television faces.