Anita Basnet

Rajita Parajuli is a Nepali actress, model, and beauty titleholder best known for winning Miss National Nepal 2024. With a strong blend of elegance, confidence, and screen presence, she represents a new generation of Nepali talent stepping into both pageantry and cinema with equal impact.Rajita made her film debut in “Rawayan”, where she portrayed a U.S. Army character, marking her entry into the Nepali film industry with a bold and distinctive role. Her performance introduced her as an emerging actress capable of carrying disciplined, character‑driven roles with authenticity.Before entering films, Rajita built her identity through modeling, stage appearances, and national‑level competitions, ultimately earning the Miss National Nepal 2024 crown. Her journey reflects dedication, discipline, and a commitment to personal and artistic growth.

Mariska Pokharel is a film actress, model and artist from Nepal. Her family gave her a Hebrew name 'Mariska' which means Mermaid or goddess of the sea. She made her acting debut in the movie Ke Ma Timro Hoina Ra directed by Akash Adhikari

Bhintuna Joshi is a talented Nepali actress, model, dancer, and cultural ambassador, best known for her work in Nepal Bhasa films. Born in Kathmandu, she began her artistic journey at a young age, appearing in advertisements and music videos before transitioning into film. She gained recognition for her performances in Newar-language films such as Matinaya Kali, Yaa Mikha, Yaka Mhya, and Tyaga. Her role in the acclaimed TV series Singha Durbar as Sumnima Bajracharya further showcased her versatility. She also starred in the Nepali film Megha (2014), directed by Samjhana Upreti Rauniar. Beyond acting, Bhintuna Joshi is the Cultural Ambassador of the World Newah Organisation (WNO), reflecting her commitment to preserving and promoting Newah heritage and identity. She was honored with the Best Actress award in 2023 for her role in Ya Mikha.

Sumina Shrestha is a Nepali film actress active from 2002 to 2005, known for roles in Chakravyu, Indreni, Meri Aama, Pyari Bahini, and Kheladi. Her work reflects the family‑drama and social‑story tradition of early‑2000s Nepali cinema.