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Vidhya Karki (also credited as Bidhya Karki) is a Nepali TV serial and film actress known for her consistent presence in Nepali television dramas and her supporting roles in feature films. She is widely recognized for her performance in the popular social TV serial “Juthe”, where she appears as one of the principal cast members.Active in the industry since the mid‑2000s, Karki has worked across Nepali cinema and television, contributing to both mainstream films and long‑form serial storytelling. Her film credits include Aafantako Maya (2006), Sanjog (2014), Chhayan (2016), and Juvenile (2018).In television, her role in “Juthe” a serial centered on social issues and Dalit emancipation has brought her strong visibility, appearing alongside actors such as Rabi Giri, Rambabu Regmi, Mukunda Mainali, Sarmila Sharma, and others.

Shanti Maskey (born Magh 5, 1983 B.S. in Gorkha; passed away Magh 4, 2067 B.S.) was one of the most influential and pioneering actresses in Nepali performing arts. Known for her powerful presence across film, theatre, radio, and music, she helped shape the early identity of Nepali cinema and became a cultural icon whose legacy continues to inspire generations. She was passionate about singing, gifted with a naturally melodious voice. Her formal musical journey began in Biratnagar, where she introduced herself as a singer through Prajatantra Radio, gaining recognition for her expressive vocal style. This early artistic exposure strengthened her foundation before she transitioned into full‑time acting.

Prakash SJB Kunwar is a Nepali film producer and character artist known for his work in Lappan Chhappan 2 and the upcoming feature film Aa Bata Aama, shot in Darchula. Originally from Hometown, he has built a growing presence in Nepali cinema through strong supporting roles and dedicated behind‑the‑scenes contribution. Active in both production and acting, Kunwar represents a new generation of creators bringing regional stories and authentic characters to the Nepali film industry

Palpasa Dangol, popularly known by her stage name “Chamsuri,” is one of Nepal’s most recognized comedy actresses. With a career spanning over 25 years, she has become a household name through her expressive acting, sharp comedic timing, and memorable portrayals of rural Nepali characters. Her breakthrough came from the legendary sitcom Meri Bassai, where her character Chamsuri became one of the most beloved comedic roles in Nepali television.Beyond Meri Bassai, Palpasa has appeared in multiple Nepali comedy serials and stage programs, contributing to the evolution of Nepali situational comedy. Her work reflects a blend of traditional humor, social commentary, and character‑driven storytelling. She remains active in the entertainment scene through serials, live events, and cultural performances.