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Shristi Bhattarai is a Nepali actress active in contemporary film and digital storytelling, known for her expressive screen presence and emerging roles across youth‑focused cinema and social‑themed narratives.

Alish Rai is a Nepali comedian, actor, model, director, and video creator, widely recognized as one of Nepal’s leading prank stars. Rising to fame through his self‑titled YouTube channels, he creates prank videos, comedy sketches, short movies, dance‑based content, and social‑awareness pranks that have garnered millions of views and a large following.Born in Gaighat, Nepal on 20 November 1994, he later moved to Kathmandu, where he completed a Bachelor of Business Studies and began building his on‑screen career. Alongside prank content, he has appeared as an actor in TV series such as Malamal and 16 Duna 8, and features in music videos and short films, often directing or co‑conceptualizing his own projects.

Vidhya Karki (also credited as Bidhya Karki) is a Nepali TV serial and film actress known for her consistent presence in Nepali television dramas and her supporting roles in feature films. She is widely recognized for her performance in the popular social TV serial “Juthe”, where she appears as one of the principal cast members.Active in the industry since the mid‑2000s, Karki has worked across Nepali cinema and television, contributing to both mainstream films and long‑form serial storytelling. Her film credits include Aafantako Maya (2006), Sanjog (2014), Chhayan (2016), and Juvenile (2018).In television, her role in “Juthe” a serial centered on social issues and Dalit emancipation has brought her strong visibility, appearing alongside actors such as Rabi Giri, Rambabu Regmi, Mukunda Mainali, Sarmila Sharma, and others.

Divya Neopaney is a Nepali film artist known for her expressive screen presence and her emerging work in contemporary Nepali cinema, including the 2026 feature film Prawasi Jiwan.