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Sara Adhikari is a Nepali actress, theatre artist, and singer known for her contributions to performing arts. She has showcased her talent in acting and music, gaining recognition for her work. Key Details Profession: Actress, Theatre Artist, Singer Notable Works: Acted in The Just Trial and Error (2010), a film exploring complex narratives. Known for her musical performances, including a cover of Zara Zara. Sara Adhikari’s artistic journey spans theatre, film, and music, making her a versatile performer.

Sukmit Gurung, originally Sukmit Ongmu Lepcha, is a Nepali singer known for her contributions to modern classical Nepali music. She was born in Gangtok, Sikkim, and later settled in Nepal. Her musical journey began when she won a voice contest organized by Radio Nepal, which helped her establish herself in the Nepali music industry. She debuted in Ambar Gurung's musical play "Malati Mangale", and her first recorded song was "Sunchadi Bhanda Mahango", a duet with Om Bikram Bista. Some of her most popular songs include "Priyatam", "Relimai", "Pal Pal", and "Dhoka Dieu Timile". She has sung over 400 songs, collaborating with renowned musicians like Gopal Yonzon, Ambar Gurung, and Sambhujeet Baskota. Beyond Nepali music, she has also performed in Newari and Japanese and represented Nepal in the ABU Golden Kite WSF 1990, an international music festival. She has contributed to charity performances in Nepal and abroad and worked as an assistant music director at Nepal Pragya Prathisthan, a government organization promoting Nepali literature, music, and culture.

Bina Basnet (Budhathoki) is a Nepali film actress active since the mid‑1980s, known for her expressive performances across social dramas, romantic films, and character‑driven roles. With a career spanning more than two decades, she has appeared in over 20 feature films, including notable titles such as Basudev (1984), Deuki (1993), Kasam (1992), Aadhi Beri (1992), Saugat (1992), Jhuma (1991), Mohani (1994), Ragat (1997), and Sukumbasi (2000).

Satyajeet Gajmer is a Nepali film artist known for his appearance in the classic film Dakshina (1994). He is the son of renowned Nepali music composer Ranjit Gajmer, a respected figure in Nepali music. Continuing the creative legacy of his father, Satyajeet has expanded his career beyond Nepali cinema and is currently active in the Bollywood film industry.His early recognition came through his role in Dakshina, directed by Tulsi Ghimire, and he remains associated with the influential 1990s era of Nepali filmmaking. Today, he works in the Indian film industry, contributing to various creative and technical roles as part of Bollywood’s production ecosystem.