Sadhana Sargam

Poornima Shrestha, born Sushma Shrestha, is a celebrated Bollywood playback singer of Nepali Newar heritage whose voice defined several eras of South Asian music. Rising to fame as a child artist with hits like Hai Na Bolo Bolo and Tera Mujhse Hai Pehle, she later delivered chart‑toppers such as Kya Hua Tera Wada, earning multiple Filmfare nominations. Alongside her Indian career, she contributed significantly to Nepali music, singing beloved songs like “Ali Ali Haar Ho” (Sindoor), “Mero Maya Basyo Timro Mutuma”, “Jati Maya Laye Pani”, and several modern Nepali pop‑influenced tracks. With a career spanning five decades, Poornima remains one of the most enduring, versatile, and culturally connected voices in the region.  

  Lasimit Rai, born in Rangapani, Jalpaiguri, India, was a celebrated Nepali singer active for more than three decades. She earned her Master’s degree in Nepali Literature from Tribhuvan University and taught at United Academy in Jawalakhel. Her admired film songs include Mayaluko Muharai Hansilo from Gauley, Sangsangai Bachna Paun from Lekhanth, Mari Gaye Muri Mato from Paradeshi Kanchha, and Aaj Maile Ram Namai Japey from Majhi Dai. Her modern hits include Sunkoshiko Sunko Pani, Samjhanale, and Ghamle Pani Polchha. She lent her voice to over fifty songs. Rai passed away in 2021 due to COVID‑19.    

Tika Prasain, a renowned Nepali recording artist, playback singer, and live performer, has made significant contributions to the Nepali music industry. Let’s delve into her impressive journey: Versatile Talent: Tika Prasain’s melodious voice resonates with audiences across Nepal. She has sung more than 100 Nepali songs for movies, collection albums, and in various Nepali regional languages. Her latest hits include: “Maya Luki Luki”: This soulful track has captured the hearts of music lovers . “Nai Malai Thaha Chhaina”: Another popular song that showcases her vocal prowess . Awards and Achievements: Winner of the singing reality show “Timro Sur Mero Geet” broadcasted by Nepal Television in 1999. First runner-up in the “DABALI” singing competition organized by TIMES FM Kathmandu in 2005. Recipient of the 7th Bindabasini Music Award for the best duet song of the year (with Rajesh Payal Rai) in 2016. Nominated for the best female vocalist of the year at the 7th Bindabasini Music Award in 2016. Her album “MELODY” received a nomination for the best album of the year at the 18th Image Award in 2016. Public choice award for the song “Maya Luki Luki” at the 20th Image Award in 2018 . International Performances: Tika Prasain has showcased her talent in various countries: Australia: She performed in different cities during her musical concert tour in 2017. India: Her musical concerts took her to various cities in India in 2015. Popular Songs: Enjoy some of Tika Prasain’s hit songs: “Maya Luki Luki” “Nai Malai Thaha Chhaina” (with Sanjib Parajuli, from the album “Sang Sangai”) “Timi Malai Mann Parchha” (with Sanjib Parajuli, from the album “Sang Sangai”) “Chatta Salam Chha” (with Sameer Acharya) “Timi Bhanchhau Bhane” (from the album “Melody”) “Hataima Chura” (with Rajesh Payal Rai) “Kanchhi Re” (with Tanka Budhathoki) “Sagar Jati Gahiro” (with Swaroop Raj Acharya) Tika Prasain’s enchanting voice continues to captivate listeners, making her a true melody queen! 🎤🌟

Prakash Shrestha (born January 28 in Birgunj) is one of Nepal’s most enduring and beloved singers, known for his velvety voice and evergreen romantic melodies. Since beginning his musical journey in 1973 (2030 B.S.), he has recorded over 1,000 songs, released 12 albums in cassette and an equal number in CD format, and performed in more than 500 national and international concerts. A versatile playback singer, he has contributed vocals to over 150 Nepali films. Shrestha holds a Bachelor’s in Commerce from Thakur Ram College and a Sangeet Prabhakar diploma from Allahabad University. Before music, he excelled in sports, particularly table tennis, cricket, and football. Over his decades‑long career, he has earned deep admiration for his artistry, humility, and gentlemanly presence. His global performances span Asia, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East, making him a distinguished cultural ambassador of Nepali music.