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Sushma Niraula is a Nepali film and theatre actress known for her growing presence in contemporary Nepali cinema. Active since 2019, she has appeared in more than 10 feature films, including notable titles such as Ghamad Shere (2019), Chapali Height 3 (2022), Dui Numberi (2022), Chhakka Panja 4 (2023), Boksi Ko Ghar (2024), Khajure Bro (2024), and the upcoming Abhimanyu Chapter 1 (2025) and Laalimaa (2026).

Narayani Khatri is a celebrated Nepali model and cultural dancer known for her expressive performances and dedication to traditional Nepali art forms. Originally from Pyuthan, she began her journey performing at local festivals and quickly rose to prominence through stage shows and music videos. Her graceful presence and emotive storytelling have made her a sought-after performer in the Nepali entertainment scene. She has starred in several popular songs, including Karimaile Po Ke Garchha Kaila, Timlai Dekhesi Mutu Dhukka Dhukka, and Jindagi Mayalai, often alongside actor Paul Shah. Her performance in Karimaile earned her the Best Folk and Duet Model Award at the 15th Bindhyabasini Music Awards. Narayani’s work bridges tradition and modernity, making her a powerful voice for cultural preservation and artistic expression in Nepal. Her journey reflects the resilience and talent of Nepali women in the performing arts.

Anjana Bareilly is a model and actress. She has done more fashion shows. She has acted in more then dozens of music videos. His notable video is Ghumi Ghumi - A Folk Journey,'s Sujan Chapagain & Shanti Shree Pariyar with Bipin Karki. She is presenting as an actress from Mahapurush movie.

Kiran Chapagain is a versatile Nepali theatre artist, director, actor, songwriter, singer, and music creator, known for blending rural authenticity with modern performance craft. Originally from Baglung, Gandaki Province, he draws creative inspiration from his roots while shaping his artistic career in Kathmandu.His journey spans directing, freelance theatre acting, songwriting, singing, and music production, making him one of the rare multidisciplinary performers in Nepal’s contemporary arts scene. Chapagain’s artistic personality is defined by simplicity, openness, and genuine emotional expression, qualities that reflect strongly in both his stage and studio work.A significant milestone in his creative development came from his training at ICC Theatre – Improv Comedy Copenhagen, where he refined his improvisation skills and embraced spontaneous, character‑driven performance. His work continues to explore the intersection of theatre, music, and storytelling, positioning him as a dynamic and evolving artist.