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Prakash Saput Known for his modern folk songs, most recently the hugely popular ‘Galbandi’, Prakash Saput is an artist of many talents – singer, composer, song writer, and producer. In the music field since the last one and half decades, he is most famed for his ‘Dohori Battles’, a modern rendition of the traditional ‘Dohori’ songs where one party sings and the other indulges in witty ripostes and repartees.

Born on September 12th in Kavresthali, Rawaltar, Shashi Rawal developed a passion for singing at a young age. Encouraged by her parents, Shashi pursued her musical dreams, despite initial resistance from her father. Her love for music blossomed as she started writing her own lyrics and composing songs, and her talent was soon recognized after winning a competition that led to her recording her first song. Her breakthrough moment came with the song "Chahana Sakiyo", which garnered significant attention and appreciation. This success paved the way for her to collaborate with popular singer Yash Kumar on his album, marking a major milestone in her career. Over the years, Shashi has contributed to various albums, remixes, and jingles, establishing herself as a talented and versatile artist. With a gold medal in her junior diploma from Kala Nidhi Indira Sangeet Maha Vidhalaya, Shashi Rawal continues to grow as an artist, constantly exploring new avenues to express her passion for music.

Prakash Ojha is a Nepali singer, actor, and multi‑role film artist known for his contributions to Nepali cinema as a playback singer, music director, lyricist, and performer. His career spans film acting, music direction, songwriting, and co‑production, making him one of the few Nepali artists with credits across multiple creative departments.Deep‑search results confirm his active years from 2006–present, with verified credits in four Nepali films, including acting roles, playback singing, music direction, and lyric writing. His work reflects versatility across modern Nepali film music and character‑driven acting.As an actor, he has appeared in films such as One Way (2015) and Daiko Sasurali (2010), where he also contributed musically. His music direction and playback work in Daiko Sasurali (2010) highlight his dual identity as both a screen performer and a behind‑the‑scenes creative contributor. He also wrote lyrics for the film Dhurbe (2006), marking his entry into Nepali cinema through songwriting.Beyond films, he remains active in digital media through music videos, comedy serials, and Nepali series such as Aama Bina Ko Gaun, where he appears as a performer and creator.

Ajay Adhikari ‘Sushil’ is a Nepali singer, composer, and lyricist active since 2068 BS (2011 AD), known for his socially themed modern songs and soft‑melodic vocal style. He began his professional journey at the age of 17 as a teacher at Samata School, Lalitpur, before transitioning fully into music, driven by a deep personal passion for songwriting and composition.Adhikari has released six studio albums, including Rahar, Pheri Arko Rahar, Pani Nakhai Basnai Pardaina, Dashain Ra Tihar, Yo Kasto Rahar, and Man Ko Rahar, establishing himself as a consistent creator in Nepal’s modern music scene. His works often explore themes of social behavior, cultural values, and everyday human experiences, blending modern melody with meaningful lyrical expression.Alongside music, he is active as a school principal, author, and theatre producer, reflecting a multidisciplinary creative identity. His book Bhoge, Dekhe Ani Lekhe and his involvement in stage productions highlight his broader artistic engagement.With a clear, expressive voice and a commitment to socially conscious storytelling, Adhikari continues to shape a distinctive presence in contemporary Nepali music.