Suhana Thapa

Gauri Malla is a Nepali actress. In 2002, she was awarded Nepal’s “Motion Picture Award” for best leading female. In 2003, she won the “Best Supporting Actress Award” at the first ever Lux Film Awards in Nepal. In 2002, she was awarded Nepal’s “Motion Picture Award” and in 2003, she won the “Best Supporting Actress Award. She later[when?] moved to USA.

Ragini Khadgi (also spelled Raghini Khadki) is a Nepalese actress and dancer more active from the late 2008s through the 2015s, known for her energetic performances in commercial Nepali cinema and music videos; appearing in films such as Sheesha (2014), Brahma (2014), Nothing Impossible (2013), Mero Jivan Saathi (2012), and Bheti (2012), establishing herself through commercial cinema, dance numbers, and music‑video performances across the decade. Ragini, also the eldest daughter of renowned Nepali action director Rajendra Khadgi.

Usha Khadgi is a prominent Nepali model, television presenter, entrepreneur, and beauty pageant titleholder, best known for winning Miss Nepal World 2000. She was born in Birgunj, Nepal, and rose to national fame after becoming the 7th Miss Nepal and the second winner from Birgunj after Ruby Rana

Namrata Shrestha is the most prolific Nepali Actor of this Generation. She debuted with Alok Nembang's "Sano Sansar" in 2008, which was a watershed moment in the Nepali movie industry, ushering in the era of digital cinema and modern urban storytelling. Since then she went on to receive commercial and critical success with movies like "Mero Euta Saathi Chha" (2009),"Miss U" (2012), "Chhadke" (2012), "Maun" (2013), "November Rain" (2014), "Megha" (2014), "Tandav" (2014), "Sambodhan" (2014), "Soul Sister" (2015), "Classic" (2016), "Homework" (2016) and "Parva" (2017). "Mero Euta Saathi Chha" and "November Rain" remain benchmarks in Nepali cinema for box office collections. In 2015, Namrata Shrestha started her own production company- Highly High Entertainment- which in a short duration of time has gathered a reputation as a pioneer, having accomplished many firsts in the field of Nepali Performing Arts and Entertainment, such as the Nepal's first Psychological Thriller, "Soul Sister" (2015), which garnered great critical acclaim. Highly High also produced the first Nepali Hip Hop & Rap (Aka. NepHop) concert attended by over 7000 fans in Basantapur Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Most recently in 2017 , Highly High Entertainment coproduced the classic American Play "Golden Boy" by Clifford Odets, a site-specific play which turned a Nighclub into an Boxing Arena for an immersive audience experience.