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Kiran D.C. is a former Nepali film actress who was active in the Nepali film industry during the 1990s. She appeared in several Nepali motion pictures and was among the actresses contributing to the growth of Nepal's cinema industry during that period.Available film archives and cast records identify her as a performer in films such as Soon Chandi (1996) and Chandal (1998). Through her screen appearances, she became part of an era that helped shape modern Nepali cinema.Although detailed information about her personal life, early background, and career journey remains limited in publicly available sources, her work in Nepali films of the 1990s continues to be preserved through film archives and historical records. As one of the actresses associated with that generation of Nepali cinema, Kiran D.C. remains a recognizable name among enthusiasts of classic Nepali films

Krishna Murari Dhungel is a Nepali film artist known for his supporting roles in 1990s Nepali cinema, including his appearance in Bhisma Pratigya (1995). Active during the era of ensemble social‑action dramas, he contributed to films featuring leading actors such as Rajesh Hamal, Gauri Malla, Dhiren Shakya, and Neer Bikram Shah. Recognized for his steady presence in character roles, Dhungel remains part of the generation that shaped the classic period of Nepali commercial filmmaking.

Sita Gurung is a former Nepali stage dancer and film actress. During the mid-1990s, she was actively involved in cultural and comedy programs organized by the legendary Maha Jodi and performed in Nepal as well as abroad, including Hong Kong. She was also a featured dance performer in the popular touring stage show Shikhar Sanjh, which traveled to various parts of the country and attracted large audiences.Building on her success as a stage performer, Sita Gurung later entered the Nepali film industry and appeared in movies such as Aaghat (1996) and Daiva Sanjog (1998). Although there is little evidence of her continued involvement in the entertainment industry today, her beauty, talent, and stage presence left a lasting impression on the Nepali artistic scene of her era.

Sriya Singh appears in Nepali cinema records under the name Shreya Singh, with one confirmed film credit in Apaharan (Ekadeshma) (1995).