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Smrika Dhakal, a famous name in the world of TikTok in Nepal, is known for her entertainment videos with her partner Samrika Dhakal. Together, they run a TikTok account named Smrika Dhakal, which amasses millions of fans in Nepal and worldwide. This is where her journey to the glamor field began. Apart from TikTok, Smrika Dhakal has also made her mark in the entertainment industry. She acted in the movie "Makuri" 23. Also, she has acted as a model in many music videos where a glimpse of his various creative performances can be seen.

Anshumala Shahi is a Nepali film actress best known for her appearance in the 1989 feature film Pachhis Basanta, the earliest and only verified credit currently documented in Nepali film archives. Her career is listed as active 1989 , though public records show limited available documentation of her later works.

Hisila Maharjan is a Nepali Newari actress best known for her iconic portrayal of Rajamati in the classic Nepal Bhasa film Rajamati (1995/1996). Her performance in the culturally significant film—based on a 200‑year‑old Newar ballad—established her as one of the most recognizable faces in Newar cinema.Active since 1996, she brought emotional depth and cultural authenticity to the role, helping the film become a landmark in Nepal Bhasa filmmaking. She later appeared in Kirtipur – The Legend of Kirtilakshmi (2019), demonstrating her continued presence and versatility in Newar‑language visual storytelling.Beyond films, Hisila Maharjan has been featured in several Newari music videos, including Likka Woya, where her expressive screen presence and strong cultural grounding further strengthened her connection with Newar audiences.Her contribution to Nepali and Newar cinema remains significant, with Rajamati continuing to be remembered as one of the most important cultural films of its era—anchored by her defining performance in the title role.

Born Jharana Bajracharya Rashid in Kathmandu, she grew up in a multicultural household with a Hindu mother, Lalana Bajracharya, and a Muslim father, Rashid. She completed her schooling at Siddhartha Vanasthali Institute and later earned a degree in Sociology, while also developing herself as a painter and potter.At 16, she was crowned Miss Nepal 1997, becoming Nepal’s representative at Miss World 1997 in Seychelles, marking a major milestone in Nepali pageantry.Her acting debut came with Hatiyar (1999) opposite Rajesh Hamal and Karishma Manandhar. She gained further recognition with Pareni Maya Jalaima (2004), which won Best Story at the Nepali Film Awards. Her career expanded into Bollywood, where she appeared in the Hindi film Love in Nepal (2004) and several commercial advertisements.Returning to Nepal, she continued acting in films and became a prominent face in music videos, including “Laija Re,” “Priye Timi,” “Dubna Deu,” and “Panchhi.” Her final Nepali film was Kohi Mero (2010). She also performed at the Fem Botanica KTV Film Awards in 2008.In 2003, she became the brand ambassador for Lux Nepal, further solidifying her status as a leading public figure.Jharana married Rahul Agrawal in 2015 and later settled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where they welcomed their son, Ishaan, in 2016.