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Pooja Lama is a multifaceted Nepali artist known for her work as an actor, singer, and supermodel. She began her career in modeling and quickly rose to prominence for her bold presence and striking style. Notably, she was one of the first Nepali models to push boundaries in fashion photography, which sparked both admiration and controversy. She later transitioned into music, forming an all-girls band with Pushpa Sunuwar and Chanda Lama, and released music albums that showcased her vocal talent. Her acting debut came in the film Papi, alongside Rajesh Hamal and Bipana Thapa, directed by Narayan Puri. Despite a vibrant career, Pooja Lama stepped away from the spotlight around 2009–2010. Her personal life, including high-profile relationships and a brief conversion to Islam during a stay in Doha, often made headlines. Recently, she’s made a quiet return to the public eye, hinting at a possible comeback in entertainment.  

Roshni Karki is a model, actress, and theatre artist from Ilam, known for her expressive performances across stage and screen. She has acted in notable plays including A Thibeu, Kathaa Ek, Shilpini, and Klesha, and has appeared in over two dozen music videos. She now enters cinema with the upcoming 2026 film Laalimaa

Pabitra Shanki, popularly known as Miss Pabi, is a rising Nepali model, actress, comedian, and digital creator who gained nationwide recognition through her engaging TikTok videos in the Dotyali language, a breakthrough that made her one of Sudurpashchim’s most influential young artists. Her early viral videos—one reaching 200,000 views within two hours—launched her into mainstream visibility and opened doors to the music‑video and entertainment industry.She has appeared in 25+ music videos, including popular tracks like Thahai Bhayena, Jumla, and Aaha Kati Ramri, and continues to expand into acting with roles in Magne Raja (2025), Mohar (2025), and Viral Gorkhe (2026).Beyond screen performance, she is active in Comedy Darbar, cultural advocacy, and community engagement—using her platform to uplift rural voices, promote Deuda culture, and support social causes.

Shobita Simkhada is a Nepali actress known for her early 2000s screen presence, later becoming an Osho sannyasin and recently returning to cinema after more than a decade away.She began her film career with projects like Sandesh (2009), Gangajal (2010), and Timi Binako Jivan (2010), followed by multiple releases in 2011 including Aafnai Manlai Sodhi Hera, Birtako Chino, Maryo Ni Mayale Maryo, and Kasam.After stepping back from films to pursue a deep spiritual journey at Osho Tapoban, she re-emerged with a renewed perspective, announcing her comeback through the film Great, directed by Manoj Pandit.