Subhadra Adhikari

Sang Doma Tamang, model from Gangtok, Sikkim, India, achieved remarkable success in the world of beauty pageants. Let’s delve into her journey: Sang Doma was crowned Miss India Sikkim‘19, and Miss India Active ‘19. She was also crowned  Miss Tamang World 2021 during the grand finale held at The Soaltee in Kathmandu, Nepal on November 23. She represented more than 1.5 million Tamang communities of India. Her victory was well-deserved, and she garnered significant attention as a public favorite for the title. Sang Doma also won several accolades: Other Notable Achievements: Sang Doma previously participated in the Miss India 2019 pageant, where she represented Sikkim and stood out as a sub-contest winner. Sang Doma has acted in a few music videos, her debut movie is Rangeli where she also had a short role which was a memorable act. Sang Doma Tamang’s journey exemplifies talent, grace, and cultural representation. 🌟👑

Anu Shah is Nepali model and actress. She debuted in Nepali movie ‘The Yug Dekhi Yug Samma’. After the first movie she has been doing more than ten movies. Actress Anu Shah says that she only do selected movies and don’t accept random offers. Apart from acting in the movies, Anu Shah also is a successful model and music video actress.

Mausami Malla is a well-known Nepali actress who gained popularity in the late 1980s and early 1990s. She was born on February 11, 1969, in Chitwan, Nepal, and originally aspired to be a sportsperson before entering the film industry. Mausami was born into an army family and was a national-level athlete during her school years. She got married at the age of 15 and moved to Pokhara with her husband. Her acting career began after her marriage and the birth of her first child. She made her debut in the movie 'Kanchi', where she played the role of a child despite being a mother herself. After moving to Kathmandu, she continued her education but had to pause due to her second pregnancy. She later starred in several successful films, including 'Pachhis Basanta', 'Bhagya Rekha', 'Tilhari', and 'Bhumari'. After facing personal struggles, including domestic violence and divorce, Mausami left the film industry for 13 years and moved to Belgium, where she worked as a beautician. She later made a comeback as a film producer, with her son Vicky Malla starring in one of her productions, 'Samaya'.