Lately, Miruna Magar is a busy and trendy name in the Nepali film industry. She was born in Hong Kong and came to Nepal with her family when she was two years old. She spent the next 10 years in her ancestral home, Dharan. Miruna went to UK after completing her primary education in her country. She was only 12 and a half years old at that time.

As his father was an employee of the British Army, he was given permission to go to Britain at an early age. "After that, I did the rest of my studies in Britain," she said. Able to study from an early age, Miruna graduated from the UK with a BA in Sociology and a Masters in International Development. After graduating, Miruna wanted to return to Nepal and focus on working with children and youth.

But he was brought back to Nepal by the earthquake eight years ago. Miruna came to Nepal to help the earthquake victims. But after staying in Nepal for some time longer than expected, she learned acting in Actors Studio. She says that since she was interested in acting, she learned acting especially to fulfill her desire.

After that, after getting the chance to play the drama 'Katha Desh Thien', he did not have to look back in his acting journey. She got a chance in the movie 'Lalpurja' due to her performance in the play. "After seeing my performance in the drama, he requested for the film," Miruna said, recalling the early days, "Then I was signed for Lalpurja." This is my first film.'

After the appreciation of acting in 'Lalpurja', she decided to be active in the film world. After the second film 'Rose', he is very busy. Since then she has acted in eight films. 'Rangeli' starring him is the latest film released. His next film 'Mansara' will be released on 21st Baisakh.

Miruna has returned to Kathmandu after completing the shooting of the film 'Gharzwai' in Rukum East last week. It is said that this film will be released on June 28. Two other films 'Oonko Switer' and 'Gaon Nai Rezha' are also waiting for him. But he says that it is not possible to act in all the films that have been offered. It makes me happy when I get one offer after another for the film. But it is not possible to work in all films," she said. "It is sad to say that I will not work in this one. But sometimes there is a situation where it is necessary to say that.'

Miruna, who has been active in Nepali films for 6/7 years, considers herself lucky to be able to play the role of real characters in new places and surroundings during the shooting of the film. Although she has visited various places in the country during the production of the film, Miruna has not been able to visit West Nepal and Karnali that much. "I haven't gone anywhere so far because I'm going to travel." While working in the film, I am reaching new places," she said. Also, Miruna wants to travel at her own pace as a 'solo traveller'. But she still hasn't found the time and courage for that. I want to reach Janakpur and Dolpa. But leisure and leisure are not matching, she said.

Lately, films have started to be made that portray the real face of Nepal and Miruna is of the opinion that it should be continued. He believes that the Nepali film industry can be taken to greater heights with investment and the use of new technology. Along with the story, technology is taking Nepali films to a new level. This is a very happy thing,' she added, 'but this is not enough and we should not fail in its development and expansion in time.' "Acting is the first condition to make a film," she said, "Along with that, it is necessary to be knowledgeable about many other things. You can't survive in any field just by desire. Miruna's father, mother and sister, who is the youngest of the two children, live in Britain. "Other members of the family are in the UK, so when I have free time, I also go to the UK," she said, "but I am happy in my country." That's why it's more fun here than there.'