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Yuna Upreti is a Nepali film actress active mainly between 2007 and the mid‑2010s, known for her roles in movies such as Trishul, Chandani Parkhibase, The Flash Back (Farkera Herda), Preeti Ko Phool, Samjhidiye Pugcha, Chandrawati, Dilma Sajaye Timilai, Himmat 2, and Lawarish Ghar. After a steady run in commercial Nepali cinema, she stepped away from acting and is now living in the United States, focusing on family life.

Janwi Bohara (also spelled Janbi Bohara or Janaki Bohara) is a Nepali film actress and model who gained recognition in the mid-2010s through mainstream Nepali cinema.

Namrata Sapkota is a prominent Nepali actress and model known for her significant contributions to the Nepali entertainment industry. Here is a detailed biography including her career highlights, number of music videos, and filmography: Biography Name: Namrata Sapkota Hometown: Rupandehi, Nepal Education: School: Buddha Jyoti Higher Secondary School, Bhairahawa College: Ambition Academy, Maitidevi Height: Approximately 5 feet 3 inches Career Highlights Early Career: Namrata began her career in the entertainment industry by appearing in music videos while she was still in grade 11. Modeling: She has done various modeling assignments and has appeared in over 150 music videos. Acting Debut: She made her acting debut in the film "Antaral". Music Videos Namrata Sapkota has appeared in more than 150 music videos. Some of her popular music videos include: “Mann Changa Vo”- Devika Bandana “Bida Nai Deu Baru” - Aajad Dhungana "Mero Boli Sunda" - Rupak Dotel Filmography Namrata has acted in several notable Nepali films, including: “Antaral”: Her debut film. “Chhakka Panja” (2016): A popular comedy film. “Summer Love” (2019): A romantic drama for which she won the Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female) at the Dcine Awards. Awards and Recognition Dcine Awards: Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female) for "Summer Love".

Gauri Malla is a Nepali actress. In 2002, she was awarded Nepal’s “Motion Picture Award” for best leading female. In 2003, she won the “Best Supporting Actress Award” at the first ever Lux Film Awards in Nepal. In 2002, she was awarded Nepal’s “Motion Picture Award” and in 2003, she won the “Best Supporting Actress Award. She later[when?] moved to USA.