Samragyee Rajya Laxmi Shah

Born and raised in Singapore, Mala returned back to her Home Country, Nepal at the Age of 16 at 2007. Originally from Dharan, Mala started her professional modeling career right after completing her first debutant movie "GOODBYE KATHMANDU" by Nabin Subba at 2011. After couple of modeling assignments & music videos, she was offered another movie project, "ONEWAY" by Suraj Nalbo at 2013 Mala assisted the Netball Association of Nepal with the initial training of the Nepal Netball team and even participated at the 8th Asian Netball Games at Colombo Sri Lanka,as the Team Captain at 2012. One of her best and cherished moments in her life, representing Nepal. Its been 8 beautiful years since she has been living in her country and being born and raised in a foreign land, she never had any attachment or patriotism towards her country. But now, she's proud to be a Nepali Woman. The love, appreciation and the will to do something for her country, Nepal, is kicking in. Especially, towards women empowerment and development of the country Photography : Bikash Parajuli

Parvati Adhikari is a former Nepali film actress who was active in Nepali cinema during the late 1988s and 2000s. She is remembered for her appearances in several notable Nepali films of that era, including Bhumari, Pheri Bhetaula, Kasturi, Soltini, Garib, Dautari, and Bahadur.During her active years in the Nepali film industry, Parvati Adhikari worked alongside many popular actors and filmmakers of the time. Her performances in social and family-oriented films helped her gain recognition among audiences during the golden period of 1990s Nepali cinema. Although she was not frequently seen in mainstream media after the late 1990s, her contribution to Nepali films remains part of the industry's archival history.Apart from cinema, Parvati Adhikari has also been associated with the Nepali artistic community abroad. She has been linked with the Belgium-based organization “Euro Nepal Kalakar Sangh,” where she served in a leadership role supporting Nepali artists and cultural activities within the Nepali diaspora community.

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