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Sarita Sah is a Nepali theatre artist and actor recognized for her expressive stage presence and her dedication to character‑driven performance. Active in contemporary Nepali theatre, she has contributed to productions that explore social issues, personal identity, and community narratives. Sah’s acting style is rooted in realism, emotional clarity, and disciplined craft, making her a dependable performer in both ensemble and lead roles. Expanding her work into screen acting, she continues to bring the depth and sensitivity of theatre to film and television projects

Prakash Kumar Adhikari is a veteran Nepali actor and legal advisor active in the film industry since 1989. He debuted with Anyay and gained recognition through films like Pheri Bhetaula (alongside Manisha Koirala), Behuli, Ghar Aangan, Ishwor, Aago, Khelauna, Ladain, Captain, and Yatra. With over a dozen films to his credit, Adhikari is known for portraying emotionally resonant and socially aware characters. He has also served as a legal advisor for films such as Rang Baijani and Aafanta. His contributions span acting, legal guidance, and advocacy for ethical practices in Nepali cinema.

Sanisha Bhattarai is a versatile entertainer who has made a name for herself in the digital world. Born on June 28, 2001, in Pokhara, Kaski, Nepal, she is celebrated for her captivating content and vibrant personality . As a Nepali TikTok star, Sanisha has charmed audiences with her creative videos, gaining a significant following . She is also an IT student and has taken the Nepali music video scene by storm . Recently, she made her debut in the film industry with the movie "12 Gaun"

Samragyee Rajya Laxmi Shah (aka Samragi Laxmi Shah or Samragyee RL Shah) is an award-winning Nepali actress and a model. Shah started her film career in 2016, debuting in Bhuwan KC’s ‘Dreams’. In her debut movie, she appeared in the role of the lead actress, opposite popular Nepali young actor, producer Bhuwan KC’s son, Anmol KC. It was reported that Samragyee beat 23 competitors before she was chosen for her role in Dreams. Prior to joining the Nepalese movie industry, Samragyee worked as a model, walking on the catwalk and appearing in different product promotions. After Samragyee became a popular actress in the wake of the commercial and critical success of her first movie, Nepali tabloids ran stories linking her ancestry to Nepal’s royal family. According to media reports, she has demanded up to a million Nepali rupees to sign up for new movies.