Sunita Thegim

Tirtha Kumari Thapa is a renowned Nepali folk singer who has been active in the music industry for over five decades. She began her musical journey in 2028 BS with Radio Nepal, recording more than 1,000 songs throughout her career. Her songs often reflect themes of love, nature, and cultural heritage, making her a beloved figure in Nepali folk music. Some of her popular songs include: M Ta Khadin Kuwa Ko Pani Ho Dhunge Bagar Maya Jhanke Phuli, Nakai Ma Bulaki Ukali Ma Pani Hajur Motor Jado Raichha Bari Ko Dil Ma Okharbot Machi Mar Na Hey Dai Ho with Nabin Dhungel She has received numerous awards, including the Prabal Gorkha Dakshin Bahu (2057 BS) and the Birendra Aishwarya Sewa Padak (2058 BS). Recently, she held her first solo musical evening, Tirtha Kumari Swarnim Sanjh 2080, where she performed for nearly two hours, accompanied by her son, Suraj Kumar Thapa, who is also a musician.

Reshma Pun is a talented Nepali singer known for her soulful and melodious voice. She has contributed to the Nepali music scene with several beautiful songs. Let’s explore some of her notable works: “Pari Bata Ko Aayo” (Cover): This cover song features Reshma Pun’s rendition of the folk lok song “Mathi Bata Ko Aayo Salako Pata Bajaudai.” The original track was sung by Prabin Gurung. Reshma’s version beautifully captures the essence of the song. “Badha Na”: Reshma Pun’s official music video for “Badha Na” showcases her unique style. The lyrics and music are by Ujjwal Shamsher Rana, and the arrangement is by Rikesh Gurung. The video is visually appealing and complements the song’s vibe. “Shirako Phool”: In this Kaura song, Reshma Pun collaborates with Pushpa Khadka. The video features beautiful visuals and resonates with Nepali music lovers. Reshma Pun continues to captivate listeners with her soul-stirring melodies. 🎶

Dhruba KC (2003–2077 BS) was a pioneering Nepali modern singer, composer, and radio personality whose soulful voice left an indelible mark on the golden era of Nepali music. Born in Kathmandu to Yagya Bahadur KC and Padam Kumari KC, he began singing at Radio Nepal as a child in 2010 BS and quickly rose to fame with evergreen hits like “Mayalu Hazur Hunchan,” “Narou Narou Saili,” “Timro Maya Kagajko,” and “Aru Kalo Rail Ko Dhuwale.” He was also a music composer, lyricist, and one of Nepal’s first jingle creators, and even performed for King Mahendra, who awarded him a gold medal. Dhruba KC was the uncle of actor Bhuwan KC and remained a respected figure in the industry until his passing in 2021 due to Parkinson’s disease. His legacy lives on through his timeless melodies and his pioneering role in shaping modern Nepali music.