Ankeet Khadka

Asmi Shrestha is a Nepali model, interior designer, and media host who rose to national prominence after winning Miss Nepal 2016. Known for her elegance and poise, she represented Nepal at Miss World the same year, earning praise for her confidence and advocacy. Before pageantry, Asmi built a successful modeling career, walking for top designers and campaigns. She later transitioned into interior design, blending aesthetics with functionality to create thoughtful spaces. As a host and public speaker, she engages audiences with charm and clarity, often spotlighting creative industries and youth empowerment. Asmi continues to inspire as a multidisciplinary talent—where beauty, design, and voice converge to shape Nepal’s evolving cultural and creative landscape.

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.

Sakuntala Sharma is a renowned Nepali actress and theatre director, celebrated for her powerful performances on stage, radio, and film. Born in 2008 B.S. in Lazimpat, Kathmandu, she began acting at the age of ten with a memorable role in the play Palansko Phool. In 2033 B.S., she entered an inter‑caste arranged marriage with actor and theatre artist Harihar Sharma. Over the years, she performed in acclaimed plays such as Kosanga Judhaun, Manis ra Mukundo, Pahad Chichyairahechha, Farkera Herdā, Kankal, Chyatitako Parda, and Parkhalbhitra, establishing herself as a leading stage performer. In the 1970s, she gained wide recognition through films like Hijo, Aaja ra Bholi and Badlindo Aakash, followed by strong roles in Vasudev, Mayapriti, Chokho Maya, Chelibeti, Sindoor, and Santaan Tharitharika. She also contributed significantly to Radio Nepal through numerous radio dramas.

Bidhan Shrestha represents the younger generation of Nepali music. He is known for his unique vocal performance and song selection. Growing up in a musical family, Bidhan groomed himself under the mentorship of his father, Bijay Shrestha, a renowned musician and lyricist based in Sunsari. Later, he further honed his skills under the guidance of Ambar Gurung. You can listen to his music on platforms like Spotify, where he has around 11.2K monthly listeners. Some of his popular songs include: “Yo Naniko Siraima”: Originally sung by Permdhoj Pradhan, Bidhan Shrestha covered this song in a Nepali Adhunik style. “Kanchhi Ko Allare Joban”: Another track by Bidhan Shrestha “Gyan Bahadur Choro”: Yet another song by Bidhan Shrestha