Anisha Shrestha

Born and raised in Singapore, Mala returned back to her Home Country, Nepal at the Age of 16 at 2007. Originally from Dharan, Mala started her professional modeling career right after completing her first debutant movie "GOODBYE KATHMANDU" by Nabin Subba at 2011. After couple of modeling assignments & music videos, she was offered another movie project, "ONEWAY" by Suraj Nalbo at 2013 Mala assisted the Netball Association of Nepal with the initial training of the Nepal Netball team and even participated at the 8th Asian Netball Games at Colombo Sri Lanka,as the Team Captain at 2012. One of her best and cherished moments in her life, representing Nepal. Its been 8 beautiful years since she has been living in her country and being born and raised in a foreign land, she never had any attachment or patriotism towards her country. But now, she's proud to be a Nepali Woman. The love, appreciation and the will to do something for her country, Nepal, is kicking in. Especially, towards women empowerment and development of the country Photography : Bikash Parajuli

Sunny Rauniyar is a Nepali actress best known for her roles in classic Nepali cinema. She gained recognition for her performance as Sabita in the acclaimed film Prem Pinda (1995), a historical romantic drama that remains one of Nepal’s most iconic films. Her portrayal of a strong yet emotionally complex character earned her praise for both grace and depth. She later appeared in the film Daiva Sanjog (2001), further establishing her presence in the industry during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Though her filmography is limited, Sunny Rauniyar is remembered for her contribution to a golden era of Nepali cinema, where storytelling and character-driven narratives were at the forefront. Her work continues to be appreciated by fans of classic Nepali films, and she holds a respected place among the actresses who helped shape the industry’s early modern phase.

Bimala Limbu (Bimala Khajum Limbu) is a Nepali actress and performer active in feature films and music videos, known for her expressive screen presence and strong following in Limbu and Eastern Nepali folk‑influenced visual media. She has appeared in upcoming and recent Nepali films such as Aashirbad, Shivansh (2026), and Lokanti (2025), while also featuring prominently in popular music videos including “Resham,” “Pukuli,” “Timi Sangai,” and multiple collaborations with Prakash Dutraj, Melina Rai, and Nabin Rai. Her official YouTube channel showcases consistent creative output, establishing her as a rising on‑screen personality in contemporary Nepali entertainment.

Jal Shah is a talented Nepali actress who gained popularity during the late 1990s. She started her film career with the movie “Avatar” in 1996 when she was just 13 years old. Over the years, she acted in more than three dozen films, leaving a lasting impact on Nepali cinema. Her last film was “Krodh” in 2006. As of 2018, Jal Shah was married to Sharad Kumar Rimal and had one daughter. They were residing in the United States Here are some of her notable films: Avatar (1996): She began her film career at the age of 13 with this movie. Thuldai (1998): A successful film where she acted opposite actor Shiva Shrestha. Ishwor (1997) Shankar (1997) Nepal Pyaro Chha (2000) Aashirbad (2001) Badal Paree (2001) Yo Mayako Sagar (2001) Buhari (2001) Je Bho Ramrai Bho (2003) Jetho Kancho (2003) Raju Raja Ram (2005)