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Anjana Bareilly is a model and actress. She has done more fashion shows. She has acted in more then dozens of music videos. His notable video is Ghumi Ghumi - A Folk Journey,'s Sujan Chapagain & Shanti Shree Pariyar with Bipin Karki. She is presenting as an actress from Mahapurush movie.

Panchami Ghimirey is a Nepali actress who appears in the feature film Pahaad (2026), building on her early experience as both a child artist and a voice performer in her father Tulsi Ghimirey’s projects. She began her creative journey by contributing child‑voice roles and on‑screen performances in earlier productions, developing a natural sense of expression, timing, and emotional delivery from a young age. Panchami’s transition into mature acting reflects her steady growth within a filmmaking environment shaped by one of Nepal’s most respected directors. Known for her grounded presence and clear dialogue delivery, she represents the new generation of Ghimirey family talent entering Nepali cinema with authenticity, discipline, and a strong artistic foundation.

Nikita Acharya is a dynamic Nepali actress who transitioned into the world of acting after establishing herself as a successful entrepreneur. She has performed in theater, film, television commercials, and music videos, earning praise for her expressive acting and professional range. She made her commercial film debut in Babari (2022) and is active in several upcoming projects. 🎭 Acting Career & Roles Nikita Acharya has starred in at least three Nepalese films as of 2022: Babari (2022) – Played Bijeta's sister Shree Bukuro: The Home Calling – Featured as an actress Khel – Another acting project

Tulsa Silwal is a Nepali actress who emerged around 1995 and became known for her glamorous yet natural on‑screen presence, representing a new wave of actresses who brought ease, confidence, and modern styling into Nepali cinema during the late 90s. Active for nearly a decade, she appeared in feature films, television serials, often portraying youthful, expressive, and fashion‑forward characters that resonated with urban audiences of the time.Her career reflected the transitional phase of Nepali cinema, when glamour, music‑driven storytelling, and modern character portrayals were gaining popularity. Tulsa’s screen appeal, camera comfort, and effortless performance style made her a recognizable face of that era. After several years of steady work, she gradually stepped away from the film industry, maintaining a low public profile while her earlier performances continued to be remembered by fans of 90s Nepali films.