Post 2.
1 is N. berenice female /Upperside pale blue.
2. is a bit dificult.
It could be N. calauria as the submarginal spots 4 & 5 are pointed on both wings.
An upperside shot may help.
The variation in N. calauria here is not known.
Tentatively I will leave it as N. berenice female.
Thx for the confirmation Dr Seow. Unfortunately that is the only view that i have of the 2nd individual.
I don't know if berenice and calauria are found in the same localities
2 male. This is very difficult.
The pointed submarginal spots 4 & 5 says calauria, but the broken postdiscal says berenice.
It may be a hybrid.
It is difficult to compare with images from other region eg in Australia berenice have all the submarginals sharp-pointed.
As none of the definitive male or female have FW spot 4 & 5 sharply pointed, it strongly suggest your no. 2 should be a male N. calauria variant in which the postdiscal is dislocated in the middle.