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Nikhita Thapa is a talented Nepali playback singer and performer. She has made significant contributions to the Nepali music industry with her captivating voice and engaging performances. Career Highlights Popular Songs: Some of her notable songs include "Sirsirey," "Rang," and "Narou Timi." Collaborations: She has worked with various artists, including Brijesh Shrestha and Tuladhar Darnal. Awards: Nikhita was nominated for the Image Awards 2014 in the category of 'Best New Artist of the Year' for her song "Ma Ta Timro Naphape Ko Manche" from the album "SATYATA-2" by Gobind Prasad Upadyay.

Buddha Lama is a talented Nepali playback singer, actor, and model. He gained fame after winning the first season of the Nepali TV series "Nepal Idol" in 2017. Born on November 23, 1997, Buddha has since become a prominent figure in the Nepali music industry. Career Highlights Nepal Idol: Buddha Lama won the first season of "Nepal Idol," which catapulted him to fame. Music: He has released several popular songs, including "Meri Aama," "Lai Bari Lai," and "Saani." Tours: He has performed in various concerts and tours, including the "Nepal Idol Worldwide Tour" from 2017 to 2018.

(Playback Singer • Actress • Choreographer • Chief Assistant Director • Golden‑Era Voice of Nepali Cinema)Bharati Ghimire (also credited as Bharati Gajmer) is one of the most prolific and respected female playback singers of Nepali cinema’s golden era (1980s–1990s). Active since 1981, she has contributed vocals to more than 20+ classic Nepali films, including Basudev, Kusume Rumal, Lahure, Deuta, Dakshina, Chino, Rahar, and Dui Thopa Aansu. Her voice—soft, expressive, and emotionally rich—became a defining sound of Nepali film music for two decades.Beyond singing, Bharati Ghimire also worked as an actress, choreographer, and chief assistant director, making her one of the few multi‑disciplinary female artists of her generation.

Sangita Pradhan Rana was born on 15th July 1962 in Biratnagar, Nepal. However, she spent most of her childhood in India after her family moved there when she was just 2 years old. She was born as the youngest daughter to L.M. Pradhan and Shanti Devi Pradhan, and she has three brothers and two sisters. Growing up, Sangita was a shy, disciplined, and polite child with minimal interest in mischief. Sangita completed her early schooling at St. Joseph School in Darjeeling before moving to Calcutta (now Kolkata) to pursue her higher education at Vishwabharati University, where she earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. 🎶 Musical Journey and Passion for Classical Music From an early age, Sangita's mother, who had a deep passion for music, encouraged her to join music classes at the age of six. This early exposure laid the foundation for her lifelong interest in music. Her journey into the musical world was further strengthened during her time at Vishwabharati University. The university provided a nurturing environment where many famous Indian singers, including Jagjit Singh and Ghulam Ali, visited to give lectures and perform, which deeply inspired Sangita. It was during this period that her love for classical music blossomed. Sangita often bunked the hostel to attend classical music programs with her friends, further fueling her interest in the art form. The musical environment in her university was instrumental in her decision to take music more seriously. She even chose classical music as her primary subject in college.