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First Nepali actress in Hollywood – Sweta Lamichhane
Sweta Lamichane is the first Nepali woman to join the US Marines and probably the first Nepali actress in Hollywood. She sure is doing great in the US and making us proud. Her IMDB page has her bio-data and her acting career details. We wish her all the best in her desire to win an Oscar.News about her is spreading like fire in Nepali news sites (almost all of them copied from Kantipur). It started with her coverage in Kantipur newspaper. Sweta announced in her facebook page:
Sweta Lamichhane I will be featured in the Kathmandu Post on either Friday the 29th or Saturday the 30th. Extra Extra Read all about it! Thank You Sajag Rana & Keshav Koirala!
It was published on 30th of January 2010:
Her achievements so far include leading roles in Destiny, a New York Film Academy production and in the short film Shoot ‘em Up, which will be pitched with Disney Channel. She has featured in MTV’s Freedom Writers and has also worked in TV shows like ER, Greek, and Glee.
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Sweta sure is a talented actress and she has a bright future in Hollywood. Let’s watch Sweta in Balcony, Season 1 Ep 7: the balcony scene from Romeo & Juliet:
She has her personal website if anybody is interested.
Keep it up girl. You sure can do it!
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5 responses to “First Nepali actress in Hollywood – Sweta Lamichhane”
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ur cheekbones and eyes r gonna do miracle.i read the article about u in the kathmandu post and resally liked the thing u mentioned.
u r gonna get to the top someday…
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srishti February 26th, 2010 at 07:22
i read the article about u in THE KATHMANDU POST n i should say it made my day.i looked at the photos n the videos n i beliv u r gonna be on the top some day…
after all, nothing is impossible. -
pramod rimal February 18th, 2010 at 20:12
good luck swata,you make all nepalese people proud, keep working hard until you reach to the top.
srishti February 26th, 2010 at 08:36