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Aayushma Karki

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Aayushma Karki is a Nepali actress known for her youthful screen presence, confident performances, and growing involvement in commercial Nepali cinema. Active across films, music videos, and modeling projects, she has gained recognition for her expre...

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Aayushma Karki is a Nepali actress known for her youthful screen presence, confident performances, and growing involvement in commercial Nepali cinema. Active across films, music videos, and modeling...

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Full NameAayushma Karki
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Active Since2012

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14 yrs

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