Priyanka Karki

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Priyanka Karki
प्रियंका कार्की
Priyanka Karki winning INFA Most Popular Actor (Female) 2014.jpg
Born (1987-02-27) 27 February 1987 (age 37)
Kathmandu, Nepal
Nationality Nepalese
CitizenshipNepalese
EducationUniversity of North Alabama (BA)
Occupation(s)Actress, Model, Dancer, Writer, Director, Producer
Years active2005–present
Known for Chhakka Panja Nai Na Bhannu La
Spouse
(m. 2020)
Children1

Priyanka Karki is a Nepalese film actress, model, director, writer and the winner of the Miss Teen Nepal 2005 pageant. [1]

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Karki was first cast as a child actor in the movie Mahadevi where she played the daughter of Sunil Thapa. She shared the screen with veteran actors Bhuwan KC and Karishma Manandhar.

When Karki was in grade seven she started working with Santosh Panta in the then famous series Hijo Aaja Ka Kura.

In 2005, she was crowned Miss Teen Nepal and that same year she started her career in modeling and television.

Early life

Karki was born in 1987 in Kathmandu, Nepal. Her parents are economist Bhupendra Karki and flight attendant Raksha Malhotra. [2] She completed her secondary education from Rato Bangala School, Kathmandu.

After her 2005 win as Miss Teen Nepal, Karki moved to the United States to continue her education. At the University of North Alabama, she majored in Film and Digital Media Production with a minor in Theatre and graduated summa cum laude. [3]

Career

Acting career

Prime Minister Sushil Koirala with Karki after her winning NFDC National Film Awards 2015, Best Actor (Female) Priyanka Karki felicitated by Prime Minister Sushil Koirala.jpg
Prime Minister Sushil Koirala with Karki after her winning NFDC National Film Awards 2015, Best Actor (Female)

Karki appeared in Bhulne Po Ho Ki, a small movie project in the USA. The first debut of Karki as an adult was in "3 Lovers" in 2012, where she had played double role. Later Karki was nominated for this role in OFA Award for Popular Debutant and even won the title. She later played a prostitute in Jholay, opposite Dayahang Rai. Jholay grossed over 10 million at the box office. [4] In 2015, she starred along with Sauram Raj Tuladhar and Saugat Malla in the gangster thrilled Sadanga, which was received positively by the audience. Her next big release was Nai Nabannu La 2 opposite Suraj Singh Thakuri, which grossed over four million NPR. [5] She also appeared in several music videos, including 'Guras Fulyo Banai Bhari' a song by Kishor Siwakoti and Asha Bhosle.

Karki's performances in Jholay and Nai Na Bhannu La 2 earned her the Online Filmykhabar Award as Best Actress 2017, [6] NEFTA Award for Best Actor in a supporting role (Female), INFA award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female) and INFA Most Popular Actor (Female).

Her next release Aawaran did not perform as well as previous movies at the box office. Although not a commercial success, it launched Karki as a singer in the Nepalese music industry, and she went on to sing the original soundtrack of Aawaran in collaboration with Yama Buddha. [7]

Karki's Suntali was selected to premiere at the 19th Busan International Film Festival under the category 'A Window on Asian Cinema', on the fifth day of the festival. Suntali was released in February 2015 and although not a success commercially, Karki won Best Actor (Female) at the National Film Critics Award (NFCA) and the NFDC National Film Awards 2017. [8]

In 2015, Karki starred as the title character in the horror/thriller film Mala, a widow, with long black hair and a white sari who is seen throughout the film but speaks only one word. Karki featured on the song "Surke Thaili Khai". it went on to become the first Nepali song to reach 20 million views on YouTube. [9] [10]

In 2016, Karki appeared as 'Ani' in the fourth installment of the Nai NaBhannu La series. Nai NaBhannu La 4 grossed over 20 million in its first week of release. [11] Soon after, Karki portrayed a female detective opposite Keki Adhikari in the comedy film How Funny.

At the end of the year, Karki was seen as a police inspector in the family drama Shatru Gatey. Her work was highly praised and the movie went on to become one of the most successful movies in Nepali film history celebrating 100 days at the theatre. Karki next appeared in the comedy/social drama Kohalpur Express alongside Keki Adhikari and Reecha Sharma. This female-centric film was highly successful at the box office, though receiving mixed reviews. Karki's releases for 2018 were Katha Kathmandu opposite Ayushman Deshraj Joshi, and Nai Na Bhannu La 5.

Music career

Karki recorded Bachchu Kailash's classic "Timi le ta Hoina" which is a cover song and released a video for it. [12] Karki also collaborated with YouTube performer Nattu Shah and recorded a cover version of Jason Mraz and Colbie Caillat's 'Lucky'. [13] Karki's debut single "Swatantra", which is about freedom, liberation, and independence, was released on 1 January 2016. The single had more than 300,000 views during the first two weeks and it hit a million views in the first two months. [14]

Boogie Woogie Nepal

Karki is one of the judges for the first international dancing reality show Boogie Woogie Nepal alongside choreographer Kabiraj Gahatraj and actor Dilip Rayamajhi. [15] [16]

Personal life

Priyanka Karki married Rochak Mainali, who lives in Troy, New York, when she was 22, the couple divorced two years later. After years of speculation, Karki married her long-time boyfriend, fellow Nepali film actor Ayushman DS Joshi in February 2020. [17] She gave birth to their first child, a girl, in September 2021. [18]

Discography

YearSong
2014Aawaran ft Yama Buddha
2015Lucky (Cover) ft. Nattu Shah
2016Maya ta Maya ho (Cover) ft. Ayushman Joshi
2016Swatantra (single)
2016Like I'm gonna lose you (Cover) ft. Ayushman Joshi
2019Prem Diwas ft. Ayushman Joshi

Filmography

Television
2006The Glam FactorAnchorA fashion and lifestyle show
2006Gharbeti Ba'Tina'Sitcom
2007Glamour and StyleAnchorFashion based program
2007Call and WinAnchorAn hour-long weekly live show where callers could call, answer questions and win gift hampers.
Key
Denotes films that have not yet been released
Films
FilmRoleNotes
20123 LoversDiyaDouble role – Diya/Liza
OFA Award for Popular Debutant Actress – WON [19]
2013KollywoodKaavyaBest Actress for National Film Awards 2069 – Nominated
2013 Vigilante 3D ShristyNepal's first 3D film
2013KarkashSpecial appearance
2013NepathyaHerselfGuest appearance
2014JholayRiyaCrore club [4]
INFA Popular Awards Best Actor – WON [20]
2014Nai Nabhannu La 2SaruCrore Club [5]
OFA Popular Awards Best Actress 2071 – WON [6] [21] [22]
NEFTA Best Actor in a Supporting Role Female (WON) [23] [6] [21] [22]
INFA Best Actor in a Supporting Role Female (WON) [20]
D Cine Awards Best Actor in a Supporting Role Female (WON)
2014AawaranShubaniDebut as Playback Singer/ OST featuring Yama Buddha [24]
2014 Mero Best Friend RituStarring Resh Maratha, Diwas Upreity, Keki Adhikari (Cameo), Bimles Adhikari (Cameo)
2014HasiyaItem song
2014 Punte Parade School Teacher
2014Shree Paanch AmbareCameo appearance in song "Yo maan ma hamesha"
2015 Suntali SuntaliOfficial selection at the 19th Busan International Film Festival [25] [26]
NFDC National Film Award Best Actor Female (WON) [27]
National Film Critics Award (NFCA) Best Actor Female (WON) [28]
NEFTA Awards Best Actor Female (Popular)(WON) [29] [30]
LG D Cine Award Best Actor Female Critics (WON) [31]
2015MalaMala
2015SadangaSalinaD Cine Awards Best Actor in a Negative role (NOM) [31]
2015Mission Paisa 2 - ReloadedItem song "Chachari"
2015Nai na Bhannu la 3KusumCrore Club
2015 Woda Number 6 [32] Sushila
Crore Club in two days from Kathmandu Valley [33]
2015LooteraItem Song "Blast Hune wala cha"
2015 Kabaddi Kabaddi Lolita KarkiGuest Appearance
Crore Club in two days [34]
2016FankoLili
2016ClassicJennySpecial Appearance
2016 How Funny RamitaCrore Club in six days [35]
2016 Nai Nabhannu La 4 AniCrore club in three days [36]
2016 Chhakka Panja ChampaGrossed more than Rs 25 Crores. [37]
2016 Purano Dunga ChanduCrore club in two days. [38] [39]
2017RadhePriyaCrore Club in two days [40]
2017LaltinSana
2017 Chhakka Panja 2 UmaCrore club in two days [41] [42] [43]
2017 Fateko Jutta InduCrore club in two days [44] [45] [46]
2018 Butterfly (colors of love) Farasha
2018Changa ChaitReleased on 23 November 2018
2018Happy Days [47] Pinku
2018Shatu GateySheetalCrore club in two days [48] [49]
2018Kohalpur ExpressChampaCrore club in five days [50]
2018Matti MalaItem song "Bechi dinchu yo jawani"
2018Nai Na Bhannu La 5KusumCrore club in two days.
2018Katha KathmanduNora
2018Chakka Panja 3Rinku (Special Appearance)
2018 Lily Bily
2019AnaagatKriti
2019Prem DiwasSapana
2019Dal Bhat TarkariSpecial Appearance (Song)
2019 Hajar Juni Samma Maya
2022Lakka JawanLead Role
2022The Secrets of RadhaSpecial appearance (song)
2023Chi Musi ChiAahana
2023 Fulbari (film) Amrita
Web series
2019Just Another Love StoryAmaraAlso producer under Prinklebell Pictures
2023Saahu BaDevikaFilming

Awards and nominations

AwardYearWorkCategoryResultRef(s)
Kamana Film Awards 2020 Nai Nabhannu La 5 Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female)Won [51]
Film Critics Society Nepal 2015 Suntali Best ActressWon [52]
NFDC National Film Awards 2017 Chhakka Panja Best ActressWon [53]
2015 Suntali Won [54]
FAAN Awards 2017 Chhakka Panja Best ActressNominated [55]
NEFTA Film Awards 2015Best ActressWon [56]

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