u/SeaworthinessSea7809

Priyanka Karki is arguably one of the most prominent actresses in Nepali cinema, with a career spanning both critically acclaimed and commercially successful films. She has made a significant impact on the industry and has established herself as one of the few Nepali actresses capable of carrying star-driven roles. With Masterni, she seems ready to enter another phase of her career. The film brings a relatively fresh concept to mainstream Nepali cinema, with Priyanka playing a science teacher whose story takes an unexpected turn. The movie is also being positioned for a wider Indian audience, with Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Bengali versions planned. She has already won two National Film Awards and has consistently remained one of Nepal’s most commercially valuable actresses.
If Masterni connects with audiences, it could become an important milestone—not just for Priyanka, but for the kind of female-led commercial films Nepali cinema can produce.
Honestly, Priyanka has the experience, screen presence and ambition to take Nepali cinema beyond its usual boundaries. And if she ever gets the right opportunity in Bollywood, I genuinely think she deserves to be there.

The level of delusion it takes to call Harshad Chopda and Shivangi Joshi “flops” while putting yourself above them is unreal. These are actors who have spent over a decade carrying hit shows as leads, built massive fan followings, remained relevant year after year, and are still among television’s most recognized faces. Meanwhile, what exactly have you achieved apart from creating controversies and grabbing attention online. Let’s be honest, most people only know you because you happened to be part of a show where Shivangi was the lead. Before trying to diminish the careers of actors with years of proven success, at least earn one genuinely successful lead role on your own. There’s a huge difference between having an opinion and living in complete delusion.

Via: Found this video from twitter

Shivangi has now completed 13 years in the entertainment industry and remains relevant. Many actresses fade from the spotlight much sooner, but she continues to stay in the conversation despite having three consecutive unsuccessful projects.

What do you think is the reason? Strong fan support, industry goodwill, her popularity from past shows, or effective PR?

She has already established herself as a television star. Lock up isn't exactly a show where you expect a well-established TV actress to participate. She's already loaded with work and has strong visibility, so her joining the show feels a bit surprising. Was it really necessary? Did she need the extra hype, or was there another reason behind the decision?

Instagram has become one of the biggest indicators of popularity for Indian television celebrities. From daily soap queens to reality TV stars, these actresses have built massive fanbases through their shows, brand endorsements, and social media presence.

Mouni Roy — 33.2M followers
Divyanka Tripathi — 25.2M followers
Hina Khan — 19.5M followers
Jennifer Winget — 18.2M followers
Karishma Tanna — 13.3M followers
Shivangi Joshi — 10M followers
Surbhi Jyoti — 10M followers
Rubina Dilaik — 9.6M followers
Jasmin Bhasin — 8.6M followers
Aditi Dev Sharma — 643K followers

Mark my words, in the next 4–5 years, this guy will become a huge name in Indian television. His acting performance are varied, but his looks are very appealing. If he continues to improve his acting, he has the potential to become a major star. He has already built a strong fan base and gained many followers—he just needs to choose the right projects. What are others opinion on it.

According to a close source, Deepika Padukone, Priyanka Chopra, and Alia Bhatt are all set to attend the Met Gala 2026. Social media is likely to be flooded with comparisons, fan wars, and discussions, and within a few days, they’ll be the talk of the town. Apart from the actors, Isha Ambani and Natasha Poonawalla are also expected to be present.