Umesh Khadka

Rajani Rana – Nepali Actress Known for: Simarekha (1997) – A well-regarded film in Nepali cinema Daag (2001) – Another notable performance that added to her reputation Abiral Bagdachha Indrawati (2057 BS) Career Highlights: Rajani Rana was active in the late 1990s and early 2000s, appearing in films that contributed to the golden era of Nepali film. Her roles often reflected strong emotional depth and cultural nuance. Other Appearances: She also starred in the film Bansha, alongside Shikha Malla and Kalyan Ghimire, directed by Shyam KC.  

B.S. Rana is a veteran Nepali actor celebrated for his commanding presence and memorable character roles across several decades of Nepali cinema. Known for his natural performance style and disciplined craft, he has appeared in many acclaimed films, contributing depth to social dramas, family stories, and commercial hits alike. Rana’s work in classics such as Basudev, Prem Pinda, Chino, Dakshina, Kanyadan, Muna Madan, and Dharma Sankat helped establish him as one of the industry’s most reliable senior actors. His enduring career reflects a rare combination of versatility, professionalism, and a deep commitment to Nepali storytelling.

Subhadra Adhikari is one of Nepal's most celebrated and respected actresses, whose remarkable career has spanned more than six decades across film, theatre, radio, television, and musical dramas. Born on 20 Bhadra 2004 B.S. (1947 A.D.) in Asan, Kathmandu, she is the daughter of Balram Adhikari and renowned singer Nuradevi Karki. She is also related to legendary Nepali singer Tara Devi, who was her maternal cousin.From an early age, Subhadra Adhikari displayed extraordinary artistic talent. At just five years old, she performed classical dance at Saraswati Sadan (Camp), and by the age of six she had begun acting on stage through the Newari play Kachimcha (काँचो माटो). These early performances laid the foundation for what would become one of the longest and most distinguished careers in Nepali performing arts.She made her big-screen debut with the film Manko Bandh, marking the beginning of an illustrious film journey. Over the decades, she has appeared in more than one hundred Nepali films and countless television serials, stage productions, musical dramas, and video films. Her natural screen presence and versatile acting have made her one of the most admired actresses in the country.Among her most acclaimed films are Chino, Kanyadan, Bhauju, Basudev, Bato Muniko Phool, Muna Madan, Basanti, Swarga, Saubhagya, Jeevan Rekha, Badlido Aakash, Pirati, Maya Preeti, Mangalsutra, Behuli, Karja, Kathmandu, and Dashgaja, along with numerous other successful productions. Her memorable performances have earned widespread appreciation from audiences and critics alike.Throughout her career, Subhadra Adhikari has traveled extensively across Nepal for film productions and has represented Nepali arts internationally. As an artist, she has visited countries including the United States, India, Iran, Russia, Myanmar, China, North Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Thailand, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, contributing to the promotion of Nepali culture beyond its borders.Her lifelong dedication to the performing arts has been recognized with hundreds of awards and honors, including the prestigious Chalachitra Dhirgha Sadhana Samman (Lifetime Achievement Award). Today, Subhadra Adhikari is regarded as one of the pioneering figures of the Nepali film industry, remembered not only for her exceptional acting talent but also for her immense contribution to the growth and legacy of Nepali cinema and theatre.

Nishma Ghimire is a Nepali actress who entered the film industry through the feature film Rhythm, after first appearing in various Nepali music videos. Known for her expressive screen presence and soft, youthful acting style, she became visible in the early 2010s as part of the new wave of actresses transitioning from modeling and music videos into mainstream cinema. Before her film debut, she worked in multiple romantic and modern‑themed music videos, which helped her gain recognition among young audiences.Although Rhythm introduced her to the big screen, Nishma continued to appear selectively in film and media projects. Over time, she gradually stepped back from the Nepali film industry and is currently not active in mainstream cinema.