KATHMANDU: Keki Adhikari is a well-known Nepalese film actress and model, born on February 2, 1989.

She has appeared in numerous music videos, television commercials, print advertisements, and Nepali films.

Keki began her career by featuring in music videos before making her acting debut in the super hit movie Swor, opposite Raj Ballav Koirala.

She gained widespread recognition for her roles in films such as I Am Sorry, Masan, Mayako Barima, Mahasus, Biteka Pal, Chhakka Panja, Mero Best Friend, and Kohalpur Express.

Keki also made her debut in theater with the historical play Chaarumati, written by renowned writer and researcher Satyamohan Joshi.

Personal Life

Keki’s love life, marked by her down-to-earth personality, has garnered attention from both fans and the media.

She married her long-time boyfriend, Rohit Tiwari, the CEO of Hamrobazar.com and co-founder of Foodmario, on April 21, 2022.

Their marriage was joyfully celebrated, marking a new chapter in Keki’s life and adding a personal touch to her public image.

Education

Keki Adhikari holds an MBA in Human Resource Management from Presidential Business School in Thapagaun, Baneshwar, Kathmandu, completed in 2016.

She graduated with a business degree from Tribhuvan University in 2013 and also holds a degree in Information Management (BIM) from Prime College.

Filmography

Films

Awards and Recognition

Keki has received several awards and nominations, reflecting her talent and commitment to the film industry.

In 2016, she won the Critics Award at the 8th Dcine Awards for her exceptional performance.

Her role in Bhaag Saani Bhaag earned her nominations for Best Actress at the NFDC Awards and LG Film Awards that same year.

Keki’s career continues to rise as one of Nepal’s finest actresses, known for taking on a wide range of roles.

She has become a vocal advocate for women’s roles in Nepali media and has used her platform to raise awareness on social issues.

Through her portrayal of complex, strong, and independent female characters, Keki has contributed to changing the narrative around women’s roles in Nepali films, helping to break free from stereotypical portrayals.

Impact and Influence

As one of Nepal’s most beloved actresses, Keki Adhikari has become a role model for aspiring artists and young women across the country.

She has shown that cinema can be both artistically and socially rewarding. By committing to high-value projects that focus on meaningful storytelling, Keki continues to inspire a new generation of filmmakers and artists to explore creative boundaries and tackle important social issues.

Keki’s work reflects the evolving role of women in Nepali society and demonstrates how entertainment can be a powerful tool for social change.

Her dedication to progressive storytelling extends beyond the screen as she advocates for more diverse and impactful stories that challenge cultural norms.

She has proven that cinema is not just about entertainment—it is also a platform for transformation, and she continues to be at the forefront of this change.