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Keki Adhikari

Actor

Keki Adhikari's public film work moves across acting, presentation, executive production and choreography, which gives her career more texture than a simple actor-only credit list. Her verified filmography begins with Swor in 2011 and continues through Masan, I Am Sorry, Mayako Barima, Mahasush, Biteka Pal, Shree 5 Ambare, Fanko, Love Sasha, Ghampani, Kohalpur Express, Chha Maya Chhapakkai, Jhingedaau, Prasad 2 and Boksi Ko Ghar. Those credits show a performer who remained visible across romantic drama, social drama, ensemble comedy and women-led storytelling. Her awards record is broad and carefully documented across wins and nominations. Biteka Pal brought NEFTA and INAS acting honours, Mahasush received Dcine and Kamana wins with an NFDC nomination, Aishwarya received an NFDC supporting-role award, Chha Maya Chhapakkai received a Dcine leading-role award, and Mahapursh received a Cine Circle leading-role award. Later entries add Dcine recognition for Prasad 2 and a Nepal Rural Film Festival leading-role award for Boksi Ko Ghar, showing that her recognition reaches from early-2010s performances into her recent work. The recent turn in Adhikari's career is especially important because Boksi Ko Ghar places her not only in front of the camera but also in a presenter role. A published review described the film as raw, unfiltered and disturbing in its treatment of witchcraft accusation and violence against women, making the project part of a larger social conversation rather than only a box-office title. With later listed credits including Ke Ghar Ke Deraa: Ghar No 2, Janai Harayeko Manchhe, Paraan and Kaji, her public record now connects acting longevity with producer-presenter choices that keep expanding the kind of stories attached to her name.