Subhadra Adhikari

Tulsa Silwal is a Nepali actress who emerged around 1995 and became known for her glamorous yet natural on‑screen presence, representing a new wave of actresses who brought ease, confidence, and modern styling into Nepali cinema during the late 90s. Active for nearly a decade, she appeared in feature films, television serials, often portraying youthful, expressive, and fashion‑forward characters that resonated with urban audiences of the time.Her career reflected the transitional phase of Nepali cinema, when glamour, music‑driven storytelling, and modern character portrayals were gaining popularity. Tulsa’s screen appeal, camera comfort, and effortless performance style made her a recognizable face of that era. After several years of steady work, she gradually stepped away from the film industry, maintaining a low public profile while her earlier performances continued to be remembered by fans of 90s Nepali films.

Namrata KC is a celebrated Kathak dancer, choreographer, and theatre director from Sarlahi, Nepal. She is the founder of Aesthetic Dance Studio and co-director of Navya Naachghar, a center for experimental dance theatre in Kathmandu. Since 2006, she has been a passionate advocate for storytelling through movement, using Kathak as a medium to explore identity, emotion, and social narratives. Namrata holds a bachelor’s degree in Kathak from Padma Kanya Multiple Campus and a master’s from Lucknow University, India. Her productions—such as Swan Lake, Mokshada, and Rajendra Laxmi—blend classical technique with contemporary themes, often highlighting women’s stories. Through her teaching and performances, she fosters community, discipline, and cultural pride. Namrata’s work has helped elevate Kathak’s status in Nepal, making it a vibrant, living art form that resonates with modern audiences.

Ranju Lamichhane is a Nepali actress and model active since the mid‑2000s, known for her roles in mainstream social‑drama and action‑drama films such as Basai, Aawaz, Aandhi Tufan, Dar, Ko Hola Mero Mayalu, Ladaiko Lahure, Barsha Aakash Ganga, Pal Palma, and Mukti. Her screen identity blends expressive emotional acting with strong visual presence, making her a familiar face in commercial Nepali cinema.Widely recognized by audiences as “Sweety” from her appearance in the popular comedy serial Tito Satya, she later expanded her public role beyond entertainment, serving as a district secretary in the Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF)—a rare transition from film to political engagement.Her career began with Basai/Basain (2005–2006), followed by a steady run of feature films through the late 2000s and early 2010s. She has also worked as a legal advisor in the film Rakshyak (2010), reflecting her multidisciplinary background.

Karishma Manandhar is a Nepali actress. She made her acting debut at the age of 16 in the 1988 Nepali film Santaan. Karishma Manandhar is born in 1972 february according to her passport and birth ceritificates