Samragyee RL Shah

"'Samragyee's ancestor Narendra Bikram Shah was the youngest of the two sons of Surendra Bir Bikram Shah. Narendra's son Indra Bikram Shah's cousin Prithivi Bir Bikram Shaha was crowned king after the death of Surendra in 1881. At the time of crowning Prithivi Bir Bikram was 7 years old. After Prithivi Bir Bikram Shaha, his son Tribhubhan Bir Bikram Shah was the king of Nepal. Tribhuwan is credited for removing Rana rule in Nepal. Tribhuwan's son Mahendra is the father of the now-dethroned ex-king Gyanendra Shah.'"

Shah attended St. Xavier's Higher Secondary School in Birgunj, Nepal, from grades one to three.

She continued her studies in Sai Baba School in New Delhi, India.

After completing sixth grade, she attended the Royal Academy of India in Kathmandu.

Samragyee Rajya Laxmi Shah (Nepali: सम्राज्ञी राज्य लक्ष्मी शाह; born 18 November 1995), credited as Samragyee RL Shah, is a Nepali film actress who works in Nepali cinema.

Shah is the recipient of several awards, including one NFDC National Film Awards and one NEFTA Film Awards.

Shah was born on 18 November 1995 in Birgunj, Nepal, to Neha Rajya Laxmi Shah and Mahesh Bikram Shah.

Samragyee RL Shah is related to the Nepali royal family through her grandfather Pashupati Bikram Shah.

According to Anand Nepal of Nepali Actress:

In 2014, Shah was the second runner-up in the Face of Classic Diamond Jewellers fashion competition, receiving a NPR 25,000 cash prize.

Nepali model Asmi Shrestha won the event, and Nepali actress and model Paramita RL Rana was the first runner-up.

After the competition, Shah was featured on the cover of the M&S VMAG magazine and was also interviewed, in which she revealed her desire to become a model, and said that she felt increased self-esteem and "more beautiful and confident as a person".

According to Shah, the fashion competition boosted her popularity and recognition, helped her hone her skills as a model, raised her confidence, and made her "realise that there is still so much to learn as a model", which encouraged her "to work hard every day."

Shah debuted as an actress in the 2016 romantic drama Dreams, which went on to become a commercial success, and earned several awards for her performance.

She is also related to the Nepali royal family.

In 2016, Shah debuted as a film actress in Bhuwan K.C.'s romantic drama Dreams, where she starred alongside Anmol K.C. and Sandhya K.C. In the film, Shah played Kavya, the love interest of Aveer.

Her performance received mixed responses from critics.

The Himalayan Times observed, "Anmol and Shah fall short in their acting. From their dialogue delivery to acting, they are not natural, especially in serious scenes. [...] Shah's acting is acceptable when she is herself in casual composure, but when emotions kick in she is odd."

In an interview, Shah revealed that she was selected out of 26 girls to star in the film.

The film became a box office success, earning NPR 17.0 million in its first two days of release and NPR 50 million in its first week.

In an interview with MovieMandu, the film's producer Bhuwan K.C. stated, "From her first debut movie she has been able to win the heart of 3 core Nepali [people]".

Subsequently, Shah won the Best Debut Actor award from the Dcine Awards, Kamana Film Awards, NFDC National Film Awards, and NEFTA Film Awards.

Shah has starred in numerous Nepali films, including A Mero Hajur 2 (2017), Intu Mintu Londonma (2018), and Rato Tika Nidharma (2019).

In 2017 Shah was included in the list of "Top 10 Women and Men of the Year" published by weekly publication Kantipur Saptahik, sister publication of Kantipur, where she was ranked in tenth position.

In 2017, Shah played the lead role in Jharana Thapa's directorial debut film, A Mero Hajur 2.

Shah starred alongside Salon Basnet and Salin Man Bania in his acting debut.

In the film, she played Maya, who falls in love with someone who had a crush on her when she was younger.

The film set a record for the highest single-day box office in Nepal, grossing NPR 16.2 million.

Sandhya Ghimire of OnlineKhabar wrote, "The movie keeps the audience laughing as we relate to the foolish things we have had done to gain the attention of our crushes in school. As the story unfolds, we are taken on a train ride back to good old school days and a multitude of wavelets of nostalgia wash over us."

Shah's performance led to her to be nominated for her second National Film Award.

Shah has dated Devanksh SJB Rana since 2018.

In 2018, Shah appeared in four Nepali films, including Mangalam, Timi Sanga, Kaira, and Intu Mintu Londonma.

In Mangalam, she made a cameo appearance as a psychiatrist.

In Shishir Rana's Timi Sanga, Shah appeared in the lead role as a Non Resident Nepali (NRN).

While the film was criticised for its stereotypical representation of the LGBTIQ community, Shah's performance was praised by critics.

Shashwat Pant of OnlineKhabar wrote, "Fan favorite Samragyee Shah looks to be in her zone playing the role of an NRN. Acting as the lead in her third film, she has come a long way since her debut movie Dreams. Her attitude stands out in the film along with her acting in some of the emotional scenes".

In Kaira, Shah appeared in the lead role alongside actor Aaryan Sigdel.

The film was commercially unsuccessful—earning only NPR 9.6 million on its second day—and received mixed reviews from critics.

Shah's performance was praised by critics.

According to OnlineKhabar, "One good thing that stands out in the movie is the acting. It shows how much the actors have worked on getting their role right. Shah is good and so is as [sic] Kaira. Her acting is good, especially in the emotional scenes where she's poised and natural. [The reviewer] didn't think she Samragyee had it in her to play such an emotional role."