Kavitaa Raya

Sang Doma Tamang, model from Gangtok, Sikkim, India, achieved remarkable success in the world of beauty pageants. Let’s delve into her journey: Sang Doma was crowned Miss India Sikkim‘19, and Miss India Active ‘19. She was also crowned  Miss Tamang World 2021 during the grand finale held at The Soaltee in Kathmandu, Nepal on November 23. She represented more than 1.5 million Tamang communities of India. Her victory was well-deserved, and she garnered significant attention as a public favorite for the title. Sang Doma also won several accolades: Other Notable Achievements: Sang Doma previously participated in the Miss India 2019 pageant, where she represented Sikkim and stood out as a sub-contest winner. Sang Doma has acted in a few music videos, her debut movie is Rangeli where she also had a short role which was a memorable act. Sang Doma Tamang’s journey exemplifies talent, grace, and cultural representation. 🌟👑

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)

Jyoti Prasai aims to make a name for herself in Nepali modeling. The goal is to become a movie heroine.  

Rishma Gurung (born 6 June 1994, Pokhara) is a Nepali actress and model who entered the Nepali film industry with the critically acclaimed film Kabaddi (2014), where she portrayed Maiya, a role that immediately established her as a recognizable face in contemporary Nepali cinema.She continued her presence in the franchise with Kabaddi Kabaddi (2015) and later appeared in Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi (2019) in a cameo, maintaining her association with one of Nepal’s most successful film series.Beyond the Kabaddi universe, Rishma starred in Jhumkee (2016) as Dewaki, showcasing her ability to carry emotionally grounded roles. She has also been featured in earlier films such as Karma and Sairbe Mhi, which contributed to her early visibility even before her mainstream breakthrough.