Subhadra Adhikari

Sunisha Bajagain is a talented Nepali actress and model. She has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry with her stunning looks and versatile acting skills. Career Highlights Debut: Sunisha made her acting debut in the film "Intu Mintu Londonma" (2018) and has also appeared in the movie "Hari" (2018). Music Videos: She has been featured in several music videos, including "Najik Aauna Timi," "Timi Mero One Piece," "Jindagi Ma," "Kanchi," "Maya Garaula," "Ma Rajkumar," and "Fulbutte Choli". Television: Sunisha is currently seen in the Nepali teleserial "Sita". Personal Life Birthdate: May 25, 1999. Family: She was born to Jagan Bajagain and Kalpana Bajagain and has a brother named Diwas Bajagain and a sister named Priyashri Bajagain. Education: She completed her schooling in Itahari, Nepal, and later graduated from BMC International College. Marital Status: Sunisha married Raj Acharya in July 2022

Deepika Prasain, also known by her married name Deepika Prasain Bhattrai is an Nepalese film actress. Prasain debuted as an actress from Aishwarya, she rose to fame after her leading role in Chhakka Panja 3

Jiya KC, born on December 12 in Birtamod, Jhapa, is a Nepali actress and model known for her bold roles in films like ATM, Barbaad, and Gigolo, having debuted with Ho Yehi Maya Ho (2013) alongside Rajesh Hamal and Karishma Manandhar. She gained widespread attention for her appearance in the controversial film ATM (Any Time Masti), which sparked both criticism and curiosity in the Nepali film industry. Active since 2013, Jiya KC has portrayed diverse characters in films such as Wrong Way, Rudrakchya, Valentine Dhoka, and Bacha Timrai Ho Ya Mann. After a brief hiatus following Valentine Dhoka (2015), she returned to the screen with Bacha in 2019. Jiya KC is also known for her public relationship with veteran actor Bhuwan KC, which has kept her in the media spotlight beyond her film career.

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.