Sahara Hangma Subba

Simpal Khanal is a Nepali actress, model, and former VJ known for her charm and versatility in film, television, and fashion. She debuted in the film Majhi Dai and gained popularity through music videos, TV serials, and modeling campaigns. Simpal hosted shows like Hit Mix on Nepal Television and Bhabishya Darpan on Kantipur TV. She also appeared in advertisements and fashion shoots, becoming a recognizable face in the early 2010s. After marrying UK-based Nadeem Sarwar in 2016, she stepped away from the Nepali entertainment scene. Her filmography includes Majhi Dai and several short films and music videos

Mala Sinha is an iconic Indian actress whose early career is closely linked to the history of Nepali cinema. Born to a Nepali Christian family in Calcutta, she made her acting debut in the Nepali film Maitighar (1966), produced in collaboration with Nepal’s Royal Nepal Film Corporation. Her performance in Maitighar introduced a new level of professionalism, screen presence, and emotional depth to Nepali filmmaking at a time when the industry was still developing. The film became a landmark project, remembered for elevating Nepali cinema’s technical and artistic standards. Although Mala Sinha went on to achieve major stardom in Bollywood, her contribution to Maitighar remains a significant cultural bridge between Nepali and Indian cinema.

Narayani Khatri is a celebrated Nepali model and cultural dancer known for her expressive performances and dedication to traditional Nepali art forms. Originally from Pyuthan, she began her journey performing at local festivals and quickly rose to prominence through stage shows and music videos. Her graceful presence and emotive storytelling have made her a sought-after performer in the Nepali entertainment scene. She has starred in several popular songs, including Karimaile Po Ke Garchha Kaila, Timlai Dekhesi Mutu Dhukka Dhukka, and Jindagi Mayalai, often alongside actor Paul Shah. Her performance in Karimaile earned her the Best Folk and Duet Model Award at the 15th Bindhyabasini Music Awards. Narayani’s work bridges tradition and modernity, making her a powerful voice for cultural preservation and artistic expression in Nepal. Her journey reflects the resilience and talent of Nepali women in the performing arts.