Sweta Khadka's Short Interview

Shweta Khadka has been appointed Goodwill Ambassador for Child Marriage & Dowry Eradication.Here is the interview with Sweta Khadka, a producer and actress of the Nepali Movie Kohinoor.Actress Sweta Khadka is planning comeback in Nepali movie next year. In a report Sweta is working on three scripts to produce a new movie next year. In the movie Sweta will be featured in leading role. Watch the following video for the report: Sweta hasn’t acted in any movie after ‘Kohinoor’, the last movie.

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