Keki Adhikari is a distinguished Nepali actor and producer, celebrated for her versatile acting skills, expressive performances, and commitment to social causes. Born in Kathmandu to Badri Adhikari and Laxmi Bhattarai Adhikari, with her strong screen presence and professionalism have made her a household name across the nation.

Miss Keki is known to be one of the most academically sound actor with the Master of Business Administration (MBA) in 2015. Keki’s career took off with a popular commercial advertisement for Close-up toothpaste, after which she became a prolific figure in the Nepali music video industry, featuring in over 1000 music videos.

Transitioning seamlessly into film, Keki made her debut with Swor and has since acted in more than 30 feature films, including titles like I Am Sorry, Masaan, Mahasush, Biteka Pal, Shree Paanch Ambare, Fanko, Love Sasha, Kohalpur Express, Ghaam-Paani, Rajja Rani, Aishwarya, How Funny, Cha Maya Chapakkai, Jhingedau, Pardeshi2 etc.Besides acting, she has contributed as an executive producer on Love Sasha and produced Kohalpur Express and marked herself as a successful highest grossing female lead film Boksi ko Ghar demonstrating her multifaceted talent in the industry. Keki has also starred in two short films, Savitri and Ek Kalakar Ko Katha (yet to be released), with Savitri earning the Best Film award at the EkaDeshma Short Film Festival.

Keki’s theatrical work includes a lead role in the stage drama Charumati, highlighting her versatility as a performer. In addition to her film and stage work, Keki has been a popular brand ambassador, endorsing over a dozen national products. Keki’s talent has been honored with numerous nominations and awards throughout her career. In 2014, she won Best Actress awards at the CG Kamana Awards and Digital Cine Awards for Mahasush,. The following year, she won Best Actress at the NEFTA Awards for Biteka Pal. Love Sasha (2017) brought her significant acclaim, with Best Actress awards from both the National Box Office Awards and Critics Film Society. She was also recognized with Best Actress awards from the D-Cine Awards (Critics) for Fanko and Best Supporting Actress at the NFDC National Awards for Aishwarya in 2018 and many more awards for Boksi Ko ghar in 2024.

Keki Adhikari is also deeply committed to social causes. She served as Vice-Coordinator for the We For All campaign during the devastating 2015 earthquake in Nepal, helping coordinate relief efforts. She is actively involved with the NGO Educating Nepal, which works to improve educational opportunities for marginalized children. Additionally, she has participated in public awareness campaigns in collaboration with Narconon Nepal, focusing on anti-drug initiatives.