Chanda Dhungana

Pujani Shah is a rising Nepali model known for her graceful presence and growing influence in the fashion and music video scene. She has walked the runway at major events like IEC Designers Runway-12 and starred in creative campaigns such as the Amalgam Fusion Collection 2023. Her versatility shines through in concept shoots like “Shimmering Peri” by PJ Studio, where her styling and poise stood out. In 2025, she gained widespread attention for her role in the official music video for Sushant KC’s heartfelt single “Pahuna”, directed by Nisseem Shrestha. The video, which explores themes of unbalanced love and emotional transience, features Pujani alongside Sushant KC in a tender, cinematic portrayal of fleeting connection. With a growing portfolio that bridges fashion and storytelling, Pujani Shah continues to make her mark as one of Nepal’s most promising new faces.

Rukmila Adhikari is a talented Nepali model and artist. She has made a name for herself in the modeling industry and has also ventured into acting. Rukmila gained attention by acting in the music video for the song "Mutu Bhitra" by singer Tara Lakxman Limbu. She is currently taking professional salsa dance training with choreographer Binayak Das Shrestha and studying acting at the Mala Art academy, started by artist Saroj Khanal. Rukmila has appeared in several music videos, commercials, and more, showcasing her versatility and dedication to her craft. She is also active on social media platforms like TikTok, where she shares her creative work and connects with her fans

Mahima Silwal (1991–2020) was a Nepali actress and model known for her bold roles and expressive performances in contemporary Nepali cinema. Originally from Bharatpur, Chitwan, she began her career in modeling before debuting in the film Karbahi. She went on to star in April Fool, Ek Pal, Kismat 2, and several music videos, earning recognition for portraying strong, independent female characters. Tragically, Mahima passed away on February 12, 2020, in a road accident in Gajuri, Dhading, while traveling with her sister Sharmila, who also died in the incident. Her untimely death was a great loss to the Nepali film industry.