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Anjali Adhikari is a popular Nepali actress, dancer, and model. Born on September 30, 1997, in Bardiya District, she has made a significant mark in the Nepali entertainment industry. Career Highlights Debut: Anjali began her career with the music video "Kharbarima Ghas Katda". Notable Works: She is best known for her performances in music videos like "Galbandi" and "Bola Maya". Film: She made her film debut with "Prasad," a Nepali language social drama romance film released on December 7, 2018 Personal Life Family: Anjali comes from a medium-class family. Her mother has been supportive of her career, while her father initially wanted her to become a nurse. Education: She completed her schooling in Bardiya and is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree. Anjali Adhikari continues to inspire many with her dedication and talent in the Nepali entertainment industry. 🌟

Nikita Acharya is a dynamic Nepali actress who transitioned into the world of acting after establishing herself as a successful entrepreneur. She has performed in theater, film, television commercials, and music videos, earning praise for her expressive acting and professional range. She made her commercial film debut in Babari (2022) and is active in several upcoming projects. 🎭 Acting Career & Roles Nikita Acharya has starred in at least three Nepalese films as of 2022: Babari (2022) – Played Bijeta's sister Shree Bukuro: The Home Calling – Featured as an actress Khel – Another acting project

Taiyab Shah is a veteran Nepali actor and producer, renowned for his versatile character and comedic roles in the country’s film industry. Debuting in the mid-1990s, he’s appeared both on-screen and behind the scenes—often serving as producer on his projects.

Shashi Khadka is a Nepali actress and model best known for her massive impact on the Nepali music‑video industry and her later transition into feature films. She rose to prominence by appearing in hundreds of music videos, becoming one of the most recognizable faces in modern and lok‑dohori visual media. Her expressive acting style, graceful screen presence, and versatility made her a preferred choice for directors across genres.Khadka made her big‑screen debut as the lead actress in “Palpalma” (2010), followed by notable roles in “Chandrawati” (2012), “Kina Kina” (2013), and “Timro Kasam” (2013). Her career reflects the classic Nepali trajectory of rising from the music‑video world to mainstream cinema, supported by a strong public profile and consistent on‑screen charisma.