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2026 | Feature Film | Rammita | Actor
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Anna Sharma's screen biography has a rhythm of early arrival, pause and return. Her credited film work begins with Jerryy in 2014, a debut that later received a NEFTA Film Award 2071 Best Debut Actor (Female) award record. She followed that first release with Gangster Blues in 2017 and The Man From Kathmandu in 2019, building an early run across romantic drama, youth-led conflict and a larger cross-cultural production. After that first stretch, Sharma's public comments around her 2025 slate give the middle of her career a more reflective shape. She described learning that acting required more experience, knowledge and craft discipline after an easier debut entry, and spoke about approaching each character with more care. Aktor: Take One, released in January 2025, was framed by her as a comeback after the 2019 gap, with Maya Ko Maya and Rammita ko Pirati forming part of her newer professional direction. That makes Sharma's profile more interesting than a simple film list. The verified record shows an actor who began young, received debut recognition, stepped away from frequent releases, and returned with a clearer sense of the kind of roles she wanted to pursue. Her recent comments point toward character-led work and a willingness to test herself in different emotional registers, while the confirmed filmography keeps the biography anchored to released and listed projects rather than unsupported publicity claims.
2026 | Feature Film | Rammita | Actor
2025 | Feature Film | Actor | Actor

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Anna Sharma's screen biography has a rhythm of early arrival, pause and return. Her credited film work begins with Jerryy in 2014, a debut that later received a NEFTA Film Award 2071 Best Debut Actor (Female) award record. She followed that first release with Gangster Blues in 2017 and The Man From Kathmandu in 2019, building an early run across romantic drama, youth-led conflict and a larger cross-cultural production. After that first stretch, Sharma's public comments around her 2025 slate give the middle of her career a more reflective shape. She described learning that acting required more experience, knowledge and craft discipline after an easier debut entry, and spoke about approaching each character with more care. Aktor: Take One, released in January 2025, was framed by her as a comeback after the 2019 gap, with Maya Ko Maya and Rammita ko Pirati forming part of her newer professional direction. That makes Sharma's profile more interesting than a simple film list. The verified record shows an actor who began young, received debut recognition, stepped away from frequent releases, and returned with a clearer sense of the kind of roles she wanted to pursue. Her recent comments point toward character-led work and a willingness to test herself in different emotional registers, while the confirmed filmography keeps the biography anchored to released and listed projects rather than unsupported publicity claims.
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Anna Sharma's screen biography has a rhythm of early arrival, pause and return. Her credited film work begins with Jerryy in 2014, a debut that later received a NEFTA Film Award 2071 Best Debut Actor (Female) award record. She followed that first release with Gangster Blues in 2017 and The Man From Kathmandu in 2019, building an early run across romantic drama, youth-led conflict and a larger cross-cultural production. After that first stretch, Sharma's public comments around her 2025 slate give the middle of her career a more reflective shape. She described learning that acting required more experience, knowledge and craft discipline after an easier debut entry, and spoke about approaching each character with more care. Aktor: Take One, released in January 2025, was framed by her as a comeback after the 2019 gap, with Maya Ko Maya and Rammita ko Pirati forming part of her newer professional direction. That makes Sharma's profile more interesting than a simple film list. The verified record shows an actor who began young, received debut recognition, stepped away from frequent releases, and returned with a clearer sense of the kind of roles she wanted to pursue. Her recent comments point toward character-led work and a willingness to test herself in different emotional registers, while the confirmed filmography keeps the biography anchored to released and listed projects rather than unsupported publicity claims.
05 / credits
05 / credits
2019 | Feature Film | Namrata Manshree | Actor
2017 | Feature Film | Aarzoo | Actor
2014 | Feature Film | Akansha | Actor