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Jharana Thapa (born 28 March, Pyuthan) is a leading Nepali actress, producer, and director whose career has shaped mainstream Nepali cinema for more than two decades. Beginning her journey with the film Daijo in 1996, she quickly rose to prominence through her expressive screen presence and her acclaimed performance in Dharam Sankat, which established her as one of the defining actresses of the late 1990s and 2000s. Over the years she became a central figure in commercial Nepali films, appearing in more than seventy titles and becoming known for emotionally grounded roles in films such as Muglan, Jeevan Sathi, Purnima, Takdir, and the original A Mero Hajur. Her long career in front of the camera naturally evolved into filmmaking, and she transitioned into direction with A Mero Hajur 2 in 2017, later continuing the franchise with its third and fourth installments while introducing her daughter, Suhana Thapa, as a new-generation lead. She further expanded her directorial identity with Ek Bhagavad Ra Ek Geeta (2023), blending social themes with emotional storytelling. Married to producer Sunil Kumar Thapa since 1998, she has also been active behind the scenes as a producer, contributing to several successful films. Today, Jharana Thapa stands as one of the few Nepali women to achieve long-term stardom as an actress and then successfully transition into a commercially influential director, maintaining her position as a respected and enduring figure in Nepali cinema.

Malvika Subba (Nepali: माल्बिका सुब्बा) is a prominent Nepalese media personality, beauty queen, actress, television host, social activist, and entrepreneur. She has made significant contributions to various fields and has an impressive career trajectory. Here are some key points about Malvika Subba: Miss Nepal 2002: At the age of 21, Malvika was crowned as Miss Nepal 2002, which catapulted her into the limelight and marked the beginning of her journey in the entertainment industry. Media Career: Following her Miss Nepal win, she worked as a TV host for Kantipur Television. She also hosted shows for Voice of India and MTV EXIT, where she served as an ambassador for human trafficking awareness. Social Activism: Malvika has been actively involved in social causes. She has been a Youth Spokesperson for Action Aid’s Hunger-Free Campaign and an HIV/AIDS Youth Leader recognized by UNICEF. Entrepreneurship: In 2011, she co-founded House of Alternative Apparel (HAA), a retail clothing store with in-house designers. She is also associated with the Himalayan Climate Initiative (HCI). Filmography: Malvika has acted in movies and dramas such as “God Lives in The Himalayas,” “Goodbye Kathmandu,” and "Hamri Shiwani". Chief Editor: From April to October 2011, she served as the chief editor for one of Nepal’s leading fashion and lifestyle magazines, Navyaata. Malvika Subba remains a multifaceted personality who has left a significant impact on Nepal’s media and entertainment landscape.

Barsha Karmacharya is a talented Nepali singer, songwriter, model and composer who has made a mark in the Nepali music industry. She is known for her unique blend of pop and traditional Nepali music, often incorporating cultural elements into her songs. Some of her popular tracks include "Sarara," "Narisauna," and "Oh Makka," which showcase her versatility and creativity. Barsha is also a model and makeup artist, adding to her multifaceted career. She has collaborated with other artists and gained recognition for her vibrant music videos and performances. Currently based in the United States, she continues to pursue her passion for music while exploring other creative fields.  

Aashika Tamang is a Nepali actress and model known for her expressive presence in music videos, fashion projects, and emerging film roles. She appears in the Nepali movie Sushree, adding to her growing screen portfolio. Rising from social media visibility, she is recognized for her natural charm, confident performances, and strong connection with young audiences across digital and cinematic platforms.