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January 19, 2011

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Nepalese Actress: Then and Now

In the past four decades since its commencement, Nepalese movie industry has encountered innumerable lead actresses. But among them, only a few have been able to leave their impact on the silver screen. The first heroine of Nepalese films is considered to be Bhuvan Chand , who acted in movies like Aama (2022) and Hijo Aaja Bholi , which had been funded by the government. In 2023, the first movie to be made by the private sector, Maitighar , gave rise to the actress Mala Sinha , who later went on to be a popular actress of India. The pioneer Nepalese actresses are Chaitya devi ( Kumari ), Basundhara Bhusal ( Paralko Aago ), and Rajani Sharma ( Bansuri ). For about two decades of the starting of the film industry, the production rate was slow. Then, it took up a little speed from 2028 along with establishment of Royal Nepal Movie Corporation. In 2036, director Prakash Thapa introduced the actress Minakshi Anand ...

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Sahana Bajracharya | Nepalese beauty queen | Biography | Bikini Photos Gallery

Sahana Bajracharya is a Nepalese beauty queen , TV anchor , model & media personality . She was crowned as Miss Nepal 2010 1st Runner Up & Miss Nepal Earth 2010. She was also the host of Mega Model Season 2 the spin-off of America's Next Top Model . Biography Sahana Bajracharya was born on 15 August 1986 in Kathmandu, Nepal. She did her education from St. Marys School and college through Weigan and Leigh College. Miss Nepal Sahana Bajracharya was crowned as Miss Nepal 2010 1st Runner Up on 1 September 2010 and later She competed on Miss Earth 2010 on 4 December 2010. Even, before she competed on Miss Nepal beauty pageant she was already a media personality who did TV hosting for shows like Mega Model Season 2, Yugantar and works for Image Channel. In 2008, she competed on Miss Nepal 2008, but later the pageant got cancelled by the female-maoists prot...

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