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Dinesh Adhikari (दिनेश अधिकारी) is a distinguished Nepali poet and lyricist, born on December 7, 1959, in Baneshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal. His literary journey began in 1976, and since then, he has made significant contributions to Nepali literature and music. Adhikari has authored 12 books and released 14 audio albums, showcasing his versatility and dedication to the arts. His poetry collection "Atirikta Abhilekh" earned him the prestigious Madan Puraskar in 1999 (2056 B.S.), highlighting his profound impact on Nepali literature. Additionally, his work "Indrajatra" received the Sajha Puraskar in 1994 (2051 B.S.). As a lyricist, Adhikari has penned around 500 songs, collaborating with renowned Nepali musicians. Some of his popular songs include: "Yo Samjhine Mann Cha"​ "Soche Jasto Hunna Jeevan"​ "Timi Yasai Lajayau"​ "Timi Jun Rahar Le"​ "Pani Pani Vayo Mann"​ These songs have resonated with audiences, reflecting his deep understanding of human emotions and societal themes.

Lok Raj Adhikari is a renowned Nepali lyricist and journalist, known for his contributions to Nepali music and media. Born in Laxmipur, Dang, he has been active in the industry since 1999. His lyrics, especially in ghazals and modern songs, have resonated with audiences, making him a respected figure in Nepali music. Early Life & Education Lok Raj Adhikari was born in Dang, Nepal, and spent his childhood in Laxmipur. He pursued his education at Ratna Rajya Laxmi Campus, where he developed his passion for writing and journalism. Career in Music & Journalism Adhikari has written numerous songs that have gained popularity in Nepal. His song "Timile Parai Thanepachhi" (2009) became widely downloaded as a Caller Ring Back Tone (CRBT). Another hit, "Rupai Mohani" (2017), featured in the Nepali film Satrugate and was frequently viewed on YouTube. Apart from his work in music, Adhikari has been involved in journalism. He has worked as a news editor and presenter at Deshantar, and he serves as the Asia Coordinator at the International Nepalese Artist Society (INAS). Awards & Recognition Lok Raj Adhikari has received several awards for his contributions to Nepali music and literature, including: Excellent Communication Award (2064) Excellent Lyricist Award (2016) Excellent Movie Lyricist Award (2018)

Laxman Lohani is a Nepali lyricist, poet, satirist, and playwright known for his patriotic songs, socially conscious poetry, and sharp political commentary. His writing blends folk emotion, national identity, and cultural storytelling, giving his work a distinctive voice in modern Nepali literature and music.As a lyricist, Lohani has written memorable songs rooted in Nepali life, rural sentiment, and emotional depth. His patriotic and social‑themed lyrics are recognized for their sincerity, clarity, and cultural resonance.As a poet, he creates lyrical and symbolic works that explore themes of nation, society, human emotion, and moral reflection. His poetry often highlights the struggles and aspirations of ordinary people.As a satirist, Lohani is known for bold and humorous critiques of political behavior, social hypocrisy, and leadership culture. His satire carries both wit and truth, making it powerful and memorable.

Kusum Gajmer was a celebrated Nepali lyricist who made a distinguished contribution to Nepali film music. Born in Darjeeling, India, in Asoj 2002 B.S., she became one of the most influential female songwriters in the industry. Her popular and evergreen songs include “Kasari Bhanu Ma Manko Kura Yo,” “Ke Sochen Malle Ke Bhayo Ahi,” “Mohani Lagla Hai,” “Chiyabarima,” “Reli Khola Bagar,” “Pirati Napap Hundo Raichha,” “Beertako Chino Veerko Santhan,” and “Maya Ke Hola.” Her lyrics enriched classic films such as Kusume Rumal, Lahure, Chino, Behuli, Basuri, and Darpan Chhaya. She was the wife of renowned musician Ranjit Gajmer and mother‑in‑law of filmmaker Tulsi Ghimire.Her memorial day is observed on 18 Jestha 2074 B.S.