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Anuska Pathak is a Nepali singer who has established herself as a leading voice in the industry over the past two decades. She completed her formal music education from Kalanidhi Indira Sangeet Mahavidyalaya in 2068 BS (2011/2012 AD) and released her debut album Maya Ko Sansar in 2069 BS (2012/2013 AD). The album’s standout track “Raharma Hunchha Maya” earned notable recognition and marked the beginning of her professional musical rise.Her vocal repertoire includes well‑loved songs such as “Raharma Hunchha Maya,” “Chhuttiye Pachhi Ta Chhutyo,” “Manko Daag,” “Hamro Sambandha,” “Bho Malai Chahinna,” “Maya Ko Sansar,” “Ghurghur,” “Phuleko Baish,” and “Shirphule Maya.” These songs have been appreciated by listeners and audiences for their emotional depth and melodic clarity.Alongside singing, Pathak has also written several of her own songs, many of which have already been recorded. She has occasionally appeared in her own music videos as well. Her musical style blends modern Nepali melody with folk influences, creating a sound characterized by emotional expression, lyrical sensitivity, and musical diversity.

Bunu Rai Manandhar is a Nepali singer known for her soulful voice, emotional depth, and unique journey into the music world. She was born on December 20 in Tokdah, Darjeeling, as the youngest daughter of D.S. Rai and Bindu Rai. Raised in a family of three sisters, Bunu describes herself as a disciplined yet short-tempered child who didn’t engage in school musical activities despite a deep-rooted love for music. She completed her schooling, higher secondary education, and Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Griffith Higher Secondary School. After graduation, she moved to Kathmandu to pursue a career in music. However, life had other plans, and she began working as a pre-primary teacher at Gyanodaya School. While juggling teaching and personal responsibilities, she frequently traveled between Nepal and Darjeeling to complete her remaining academic work. Though she never took formal music lessons, her passion led her to join a local band named “Aarti” as the lead vocalist. This marked the beginning of her stage performances at various local events. Self-taught and dedicated, Bunu practiced regularly at home and honed her craft on her own terms. Her first major breakthrough came when she participated in the prestigious Narayan Gopal Sandhya Sajh, where she secured a spot among the Top 10 performers. This encouraged her to record her first few songs: "Yo Hariyali" composed by Shila Bahadur Moktan "Juna Ko Chaya" featured in Rocky Thapa’s collection album After a long hiatus of 20 years, Bunu made a stunning comeback with her debut solo album “Imagination”, released in 2012. Popular Songs by Bunu Rai Manandhar Korera Prem Patra (ft. Kamal Khatri) – An emotional duet that resonates with themes of love and longing. Jhilmil Sitara (feat. Rose) – A melodic song highlighting her vocal elegance. Yo Hariyali – A nostalgic tune composed by Shila Bdr. Moktan. Juna Ko Chaya – Featured in Rocky Thapa’s compilation album. Banma Fulyo – A contemporary folk-inspired release. Zha Zhal Ko – A rhythmic and expressive number. Bunu Rai Manandhar’s story is one of resilience and quiet determination — an artist who began her journey late, without formal training, yet carved a place in Nepali music through talent, hard work, and authenticity.

Deepak Swopnil Shrestha is a versatile Nepali singer, composer, and music educator with over 2 decade of contribution to the Nepali music industry. With more than 100 recorded songs, he has released two pop‑adhunik albums, ‘Result’ and ‘Obtain’, and has composed a Newari album, a bhajan album, and two children’s music albums. Born in Dolakha Bazaar, he grew up inspired by his father’s singing and began performing in local competitions from a young age. He started his professional journey in 2054 BS, later moving to Kathmandu to study Eastern Classical Music at Lalit Kala Campus, earning a BMus degree. In 2060 BS, he represented Nepal at Zee TV’s ‘Saregama World Series’ in Dubai, gaining exposure to musical legends such as Ghulam Ali and Jagjit Singh. A dedicated teacher, he now teaches music in multiple schools.

Kehar Limbu (Kehar Sing Limbu) is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and music artist originally from Sankhuwasabha and now based in Kathmandu, known for his soulful vocal tone, modern folk‑pop style, and emotionally resonant storytelling. Active across digital platforms and mainstream music, he has released popular songs such as “Sarara Sarara,” “Baiguni,” “Samjhana,” “Soltini,” “Bahana,” and “Timi Lai Samjhera 2,” along with the 2025 live version of “Kata Chhau” from Kumari. His music blends contemporary Nepali melodies with heartfelt lyrics, earning millions of views on YouTube and strong streaming presence on Apple Music and Spotify. Kehar Limbu continues to rise as a versatile voice in the Nepali music scene, recognized for his consistency, authenticity, and ability to connect deeply with listeners.