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Shisir Shrestha is a respected Nepali guitarist and music educator who trained under the legendary composer Ambar Gurung. Known for his refined technique and deep understanding of both Eastern and Western musical traditions, Shrestha contributed to numerous compositions and recordings during his time with Gurung’s team. He has performed in classical and contemporary ensembles, supporting the evolution of Nepali modern music. Beyond performance, Shrestha has mentored young musicians and promoted structured music education in Nepal. His work reflects the legacy of Ambar Gurung’s vision — blending tradition with innovation in Nepali music’s instrumental landscape.

Anju Panta is a Nepali ghazals and playback singer. Having lent her voice to popular numbers like the title song of Ma Timi Bina Marihaalchhu, Bhun bhun bolyo bhamara of Saput, Dil yo mero dil in Kismat, and Sustari sustari mannma for Darr, Anju has sung for 18 films and more than 100 Nepali melodious songs both in duets and solos.  

Rajina Rimal, born on 3rd Jestha, 2049 BS in Dillibazar, Kathmandu, is a well-known Nepali singer recognized for her melodious voice and early entry into the music industry. Raised in a musically inclined family, Rajina was inspired by her father Robin Rimal and uncle Rajan Rimal, both active in Nepal’s music scene. She began singing on stage at just six years old, winning several school competitions. A lively and cheerful child, she studied at Galaxy School and later Surayadaya Boarding School. One of her fondest memories includes a trip to Hetauda, and a humorous school incident where she accidentally hit a microphone with her nose, leading to a nosebleed—something she never forgot. Her professional music journey started at age 12 when musician Samrat Thapa offered her the song "Basanta Ko," recorded at Ciney Sounds Studio. Though intended as a test, the song became popular, prompting the release of her debut album "Pari" two years later. It featured a blend of eastern and western styles, including the hit song "Ma Ramro Bhanda" directed by Alok Nembang and composed by Raju Singh. Rajina also trained in classical music under Sangeeta Rana and became a playback singer for films such as "Saput" and "Mr. Mangalay." Her recent works include "Timi Bina Bachu Kasari" from November Rain, and "Paani Ko Foka" composed by Hari Lamsal. She released a curated album titled "Best of Rajina Rimal." In 2015, she married Binod Shrestha. With over 300 songs and contributions to 50+ films, Rajina Rimal remains a celebrated name in Nepali music.

Neetesh Jung Kunwar is a popular Nepali singer, songwriter, and performer known for his unique style and relatable lyrics. Born on May 26, 1994, in Lalitpur, Nepal, he grew up in a musical family. His father was a musician and part of a band called Prism, which greatly influenced Neetesh’s early interest in music. Early Life and Education Neetesh spent his childhood in Lalitpur, where he also completed his schooling. He later graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Apex College in Kathmandu. From a young age, he was passionate about music, learning to play the guitar and participating in various singing competitions. Musical Journey Neetesh’s musical career took off when he started uploading his songs to YouTube. His breakthrough came with the song “Gedai Jasto Jindagi,” which resonated with many Nepali youths and made him an overnight sensation. Some of his other popular songs include “Aashma,” “Hamro Nepalma,” and "Flirty Maya". Career Highlights First Official Music Video: “Flirty Maya” Hit Songs: “Gedai Jasto Jindagi,” “Aashma,” “Hamro Nepalma” First International Tour: Sydney, Australia Neetesh’s journey from a corporate executive at Ford Motor Company to a celebrated musician is truly inspiring. His dedication to his craft and his ability to connect with his audience have made him a beloved figure in the Nepali music industry.