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Pavitra Acharya is a Nepali actress, choreographer, and casting director known for her versatile presence across film and music videos. She made her silver‑screen debut with Vijaypath (2012), sharing the frame with Nikhil Upreti, Sushil Kshetri, and Sanchita Luitel. She later appeared opposite Rajesh Hamal in Rajniti and featured in Aaveg alongside Aryan Sigdel. Trained in dance from a young age, Acharya expanded her creative path into choreography, beginning with Komal Oli’s Teej song and later crafting dance sequences for dozens of music videos and films including Commander and Mela. Having worked with leading stars such as Karishma Manandhar, Anoop Bikram Shahi, Aanchal Sharma, Salon Basnet, and others, she now also contributes as a casting director, currently serving as the Central Co‑Treasurer of the Nepal Film Artists Association and working on the film Kashyap.  

Jassita Gurung is a Nepali‑British actress, model, dancer, and television judge best known for her award‑winning debut in Lily Bily (2018) and her role as a judge on Super Dancer Nepal. Born 16 May 1996 in Pokhara, she grew up in the United Kingdom, completing her education at Henry Beaufort School and Peter Symonds College.She entered the Nepali film industry with Lily Bily (2018), earning Best Debut Actress at both the Dcine Awards 2075 and Kamana Film Awards 2075. She continued her career with notable performances in Love Station (2019), Jackie: I Am 21 (2022/2023), Farki Farki (2024), and Jerry on Top (2025).A trained dancer, she won the UK Dance Off 2017, which strengthened her presence in performance‑based roles. Her growing influence in Nepali entertainment led to her appointment as a Judge on Super Dancer Nepal, alongside Suren Rai and Saroj Khanal.Her multicultural upbringing, screen presence, and dance background have made her one of the most prominent young actresses in contemporary Nepali cinema.

Bina Basnet (Budhathoki) is a Nepali film actress active since the mid‑1980s, known for her expressive performances across social dramas, romantic films, and character‑driven roles. With a career spanning more than two decades, she has appeared in over 20 feature films, including notable titles such as Basudev (1984), Deuki (1993), Kasam (1992), Aadhi Beri (1992), Saugat (1992), Jhuma (1991), Mohani (1994), Ragat (1997), and Sukumbasi (2000).

Menakshi Anand is an actress and performing artist known for her work in Nepali cinema as well as in select Indian films. She gained recognition for her lead role in the classic Nepali film Sindoor and appeared in other Nepali films such as Jeevan Rekha. Beyond Nepali cinema, she contributed to Indian films through singing, dancing, and supporting roles, demonstrating her versatility as a performer. Anand’s work in the late 1970s and 1980s helped shape early Nepali film narratives while bridging connections with broader South Asian cinema, making her a memorable figure in the region’s performing arts.