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Garima Sharma

Alias:
Garima Sharma Timilsina

Birthplace:
Nepal

Biography from TheMovieDB

Garima Sharma Timilsina (गरिमा शर्मा तिमिल्सिना) is a Nepali actress & model. Recently she has been contracted in the movie "London To Paris" by Ghanasyam Giri & Nita Dhungana's "Hraswa Dirgha" She has featured in over 120 nepali music videos upto date. She is known for acting/performance in most of the popular Nepali Videos Naboli Naboli, Din Gin Gin, Euta Sapana Chha, Timrai Lagi Ho Bhane and popular Nepali TV show Sakkigoni.  She has collaborated in numerous projects with different well-recognised actors like Rajesh Hamal, Dilip Rayamajhi, Paul Shah, Akash Shrestha and many more. She is one of the youngest ladies or actresses from Nepal with such decent craze and fan following.  She can perform all kinds of script either in entertaining, sad or dance song, filmy concept, modern or in typical lok dohori songs as well. As her most of the videos are popular among the public, she is, nowadays entitled as "Music Videos Queen" & praised by most of the audiences and media for her diversity in charming facial expressions & awesome performance.

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