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Chaitya Devi is a pioneering figure in Nepalese cinema, celebrated for her remarkable contributions to the industry. She rose to fame with her role in Aama (1964), the first Nepali film, and further solidified her legacy by starring in Kumari (1977), Nepal's first color film. Her exceptional talent has left a lasting impact on Nepali film history. Beyond her acting achievements, Chaitya Devi pursued academic excellence, earning an MA in Stage and Film Acting from a university in Moscow. Her dedication to her craft has inspired countless artists, and she remains an iconic figure in the world of Nepali entertainment.

Deeya Maskey started the journey of an artist as a dancer. The actor, dancer and currently one of the judges of the popular reality show Himalaya Roadies in her words "practices" all forms of art. From street theatres to mainstream movies, Deeya Maskey has the appearance of a tough perfectionist that subtly hides her humble demeanor. Being involved in the entertainment industry [professionally] for more than a decade with a debut in the film "Kagbeni", Deeya expresses her passion for what she does and says she wants to be a performer as long as she lives.

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)

Anshumala Shahi is a Nepali film actress best known for her appearance in the 1989 feature film Pachhis Basanta, the earliest and only verified credit currently documented in Nepali film archives. Her career is listed as active 1989 , though public records show limited available documentation of her later works.