Arjun Pokharel

Babul Giri is a respected Nepali music director, singer, lyricist, and composer known for his melodic, culturally rooted sound and consistent contribution to modern Nepali cinema. Active since 2014, he has directed music for major films including Chhakka Panja 4, Lakka Jawan, Ek Bhagavad Ra Ek Geeta, Upahaar, Cetamol, Dalle Le Entry Maryo, and the 2026 release Aa Bata Aama. His songs—such as the popular “Maya Kehi Ta Bolana”—showcase his signature blend of emotional vocals and refined arrangements. With credits across more than 15 feature films and a growing digital presence, Giri stands among Nepal’s most versatile and in‑demand contemporary music directors.

Rajesh Thapa is a talented Nepali music director and instructor. He has been working as a music composer and instructor for almost 20 years, specializing in eastern classical music. Rajesh is also an ECA (Extra-Curricular Activities) teacher for music at Radiant Readers Academy. Career Highlights Music Director: Rajesh has composed music for various projects, showcasing his expertise in eastern classical music. Music Instructor: He has been teaching music for nearly two decades, sharing his knowledge and passion with students. Personal Life Rajesh Thapa is known for his dedication to music and his ability to inspire others through his teaching and compositions. He continues to contribute significantly to the Nepali music industry.

Chandi Prasad Kafle is a renowned Classical Vocalist and Music Instructor in Nepal. He is also a skilled music composer. Chandiraj, famous for singing bhajan and raag, is the music guru of many famous singers. He is also the director and founder of Shree Sangeet Pathshala Nepal.

The year 2004 introduced Moment of Bliss, the album that included the song Phul ko Akhaan Maa, which brought Ani Choying Drolma much acclaim. The song, written by Durga Lal Shrestha and composed by Nhyoo Bajracharya, went on to be one of the most played songs on media and one would be hard-pressed to find anybody in Kathmandu who hadn’t heard the tune. The song broke the monotony of the then popular music with its melody and easy flowing instrumentation and Ani’s soothing, almost meditative vocals. Although largely unrecognised by the public, Gopal Rasaily, the arranger of the song, also managed to gather appreciation for his work from others in the business; it represented a breakthrough for him in the Nepali music industry. Rasaily, who is also the in-house arranger at the Do Re Mi studio.