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Dhrubesh Chandra Regmi is a celebrated sitar maestro, scholar, and academician from Nepal, known for his profound contributions to classical music and musicology. Born into the illustrious Regmi musical lineage, he is the great-grandson of Pt. Dev Chandra Regmi, who pioneered the sitar tradition in Nepal. Trained under his father, Prof. Satish Chandra Regmi, Dhrubesh began playing sitar at the age of eight and gave his first concert by thirteen. He holds a Ph.D. in Music from Delhi University—the first Nepali musician to do so—with a dissertation on the history of music during the Rana period. He also completed a postdoctoral Fulbright fellowship at the City University of New York on “Music for Peace and Harmony.” A founding member of the acclaimed ensemble Sukarma, Dhrubesh has performed globally and currently serves as a Professor at Padma Kanya Multiple Campus, Tribhuvan University. His legacy bridges tradition, scholarship, and performance.

Durga Prasad Khatiwada is a renowned Nepali bansuri (flute) maestro, educator, and cultural ambassador, originally from Ilam. A graduate of Banaras Hindu University with a Master’s in Flute (2003), he has performed in over 20 countries, representing Nepal at prestigious events—including during state visits by leaders like Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi. Khatiwada is a music officer at Rastriya Nachghar and has taught classical music at institutions like Lalit Kala Campus and Sirjana College of Fine Arts. He pioneered flute education in Nepal’s higher education system by developing formal curricula. His international teaching includes sessions in Norway, Sweden, Germany, and France. Inspired early on by Gopal Yonjan, Khatiwada has dedicated his life to promoting classical music as the foundation of all musical forms. His performances and teachings emphasize peace, discipline, and cultural identity, making him a vital figure in Nepal’s musical heritage.    

Amrita Uprety is a gifted Nepali flautist and classical musician, known for her soulful performances and dedication to the bansuri (Indian bamboo flute). Originally from Nepal, she has been a residential disciple at Vrindaban Gurukul, the prestigious music school founded by Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia, for over 15 years. Her training under the legendary maestro has shaped her into one of the most promising female flautists in the Indian classical tradition. Amrita has performed at major cultural events such as the RFPA Holi Festival 2022, and has received accolades including the Girnar Festival Award and the Female Flautist Award from the Sundari Wadan Festival. Her music blends technical precision with emotional depth, captivating audiences across India and Nepal. She continues to represent Nepali talent on international stages, inspiring young musicians—especially women—to pursue classical music with passion and discipline.

Sawan Joshi is a talented Nepali sitar player, composer, and music teacher known for his soulful renditions of Hindustani classical ragas. With a deep foundation in Indian classical music, he has performed at prestigious venues such as the Harmony Nepal Japan concert at Patan Museum, where he played Raga Bageshree alongside tabla maestro Milesh Tandukar. Sawan has spent several years teaching music in Japan, where he continues to promote South Asian classical traditions to international audiences. His performances are marked by meditative depth, melodic clarity, and a strong sense of raga structure. He is also associated with the Society of Classical Music Nepal, contributing to educational sessions and cultural exchange programs.  

(Singer • Guitarist • Live Performer • Nepali Contemporary Music Artist) Deepak Thapa is a Nepali singer, guitarist, and live performer known for his warm vocal tone, acoustic‑driven sound, and emotionally expressive performances. Active since 1990, he has built a strong presence across live concerts, studio recordings, and digital platforms, blending Nepali pop with soft rock and folk‑fusion influences. He is best known for his popular song “Bidesh Jane Mayalu Timilai,” a heartfelt acoustic track that helped expand his audience and establish his identity as a contemporary romantic‑pop vocalist. Alongside this, Thapa continues to release original songs, unplugged covers, and collaborative sessions with emerging Nepali musicians.

Shree K.C. is a promising young Dhrupad singer from Nepal, known for his deep, meditative vocal style rooted in the ancient Hindustani classical tradition. Recognized by the Society of Classical Music Nepal, he has been featured in curated sessions that spotlight emerging voices in classical music. His performances are marked by spiritual intensity, precise intonation, and a profound understanding of raga structure. Shree K.C. is part of a new generation of Nepali classical musicians who are reviving interest in Dhrupad—a genre known for its devotional and introspective qualities. He often performs in intimate baithak-style concerts and educational forums, helping to bridge traditional music with contemporary audiences. His dedication to vocal purity and disciplined practice reflects the guru-shishya parampara (teacher-disciple tradition), and he continues to grow as both a performer and cultural ambassador for Nepal’s classical heritage.

Suresh Raj Bajracharya is one of Nepal’s foremost sarod maestros, known for his deep devotion to classical music and his role in preserving the rich heritage of Hindustani instrumental traditions. With over three decades of experience, he has become a revered figure in Nepal’s music scene, performing at venues like Yala Mandala and collaborating with artists such as Laxmi Prasad Dangol and Mannu Shahi. His compositions—like “Intransient Nature”, “Childhoodness”, and “Jaya Namah Shree Buddha”—blend meditative ragas with spiritual depth. Bajracharya is also known for his unique offering to the Living Goddess Kumari, where he sought to teach her the sarod as a gesture of cultural devotion. His albums, including The Nature, are available on platforms like Deezer. Through teaching, composing, and performing, Suresh Raj Bajracharya continues to inspire a new generation of classical musicians in Nepal and beyond.

Sareeta Shri Gyawali is a Nepali TV host, media personality, and Miss Nepal 1997 second runner‑up, known for her two‑decade career in television presenting and program production. Active across Nepal Television, Kantipur TV, AP1, and Galaxy 4K, she is also a motivational speaker, life coach, and founder of WeChar Creations, contributing to media, social awareness, and women’s leadership.

Khuman Adhikari is a celebrated Nepali folk singer and live dohori performer known for his powerful voice, lyrical wit, and deep connection to rural Nepali culture. With a career spanning over a decade, he has become a household name through hit songs like “Aankha Mari Mari”, “Dariwala”, and “Bahunko Jhorle”. His performances often feature vibrant duets with artists like Tika Sanu and Asha BC, blending humor, romance, and social commentary. Khuman is also a prolific Teej song contributor, with tracks like “Teejma Ramailo” showcasing his versatility and festive spirit. Beyond singing, Khuman is admired for preserving traditional dohori formats while adapting them for modern audiences, making him a vital voice in Nepal’s evolving folk music landscape.

Santosh Bhakta Shrestha is a renowned Nepali esraj player, freelance musician, and respected music teacher celebrated for his mastery of this rare bowed string instrument. With decades of dedication to classical and devotional music, he has become a leading figure in preserving and promoting the esraj tradition in Nepal. His performances—such as the soulful rendition of “Jaha Chhan Buddhaka Aankha”—are marked by emotional depth and technical brilliance. Santosh Bhakta has collaborated with prominent artists and institutions, including SAC Music International and Dhrupad Gurukul Kathmandu, where he has performed ragas like JogKauns in intimate classical gatherings. His style is known for its fluid bowing, vocal-like phrasing, and meditative resonance, making him a sought-after performer and mentor. As a freelance teacher, he continues to inspire the next generation of musicians, ensuring that the esraj remains a living, breathing part of Nepal’s musical heritage.

Dhiraj Rai , popularly known as the Stage King, is a legendary Nepali singer, songwriter, and musician from Khotang, Nepal. He began his musical journey in 1990 with the song “Luki Luki”, which marked the start of a vibrant career in Nepali pop and rock music. Known for his electrifying stage presence and heartfelt lyrics, Dhiraj Rai became a household name with hits like “Timi Ruda Eklai Huda”, “Mysterious Girl”, and “Himal Najhuke Samma”. His albums such as Premi, Prithak, and Buddha Was Born in Nepal reflect his versatility and deep connection to Nepali identity and global themes. Rai’s music often explores love, longing, and national pride, blending Western rock influences with Nepali sentiment. With over three decades in the industry, he remains a beloved figure and a pioneer of modern Nepali pop-rock.

Kabita Khadka is a revered Nepali actress known for her powerful screen presence and contributions to classic Nepali cinema. She gained prominence through her role in the 2007 action film Agniputra, where she portrayed Sonia alongside a star-studded cast. Her performance in the film, which became a box office hit, solidified her status as a leading actress of her time. Kabita’s acting career is marked by her ability to portray emotionally rich and resilient characters, often reflecting the struggles and strength of Nepali women. Her work spans across feature films, stage performances, and music videos, making her a versatile and respected figure in the entertainment industry. Beyond acting, Kabita is admired for her dedication to preserving the cultural essence of Nepali storytelling through film. Her legacy continues to inspire a new generation of performers who look up to her as a symbol of grace, strength, and artistic excellence.

Tilak Singh Pela is a revered name in Nepali classical and modern music, known for his soulful voice, deep-rooted classical training, and dedication to nurturing future generations of musicians. Born in Dashrathchand Municipality, Baitadi, in the Sudurpaschim Province of Nepal, Pela has spent over two decades enriching the Nepali music scene with his artistry and mentorship. Classical Music Journey Studied Indian classical music at Prayag Sangeet Samiti, Allahabad, India. Trained under Guru Debashish Dev and Pandit Dhana Bahadur Gopali. Founded Shree Krishna Gurukul Sangeet Pathshala in Banasthali, Kathmandu. As a music instructor and founder, he has mentored numerous young talents who now contribute actively to Nepali music. Highlights Over 20 years of contribution to Nepali classical and modern music. Established a music school (SKG) that has become a nurturing ground for emerging artists.

Karna Shakya (born 1943) is a celebrated Nepali writer, environmentalist, and conservationist whose literary works—Soch, Khoj, Dolpo, Look Down Not Up, Kosh, Ma Sakchhu—blend personal philosophy, exploration, and social consciousness. A pioneer of Nepal’s hospitality and eco‑tourism sector, he founded the KGH Group and contributed significantly to conservation, including the establishment of Chitwan National Park.

Ranju Lamichhane is a Nepali actress and model active since the mid‑2000s, known for her roles in mainstream social‑drama and action‑drama films such as Basai, Aawaz, Aandhi Tufan, Dar, Ko Hola Mero Mayalu, Ladaiko Lahure, Barsha Aakash Ganga, Pal Palma, and Mukti. Her screen identity blends expressive emotional acting with strong visual presence, making her a familiar face in commercial Nepali cinema.Widely recognized by audiences as “Sweety” from her appearance in the popular comedy serial Tito Satya, she later expanded her public role beyond entertainment, serving as a district secretary in the Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF)—a rare transition from film to political engagement.Her career began with Basai/Basain (2005–2006), followed by a steady run of feature films through the late 2000s and early 2010s. She has also worked as a legal advisor in the film Rakshyak (2010), reflecting her multidisciplinary background.

Sunil Dutta Pandey is a Nepali film actor active since 1997, known for his roles across commercial, social‑drama, and action cinema. With 29+ films credited as an actor, and additional work as a director, producer, and audiographer, he is one of the multi‑disciplinary contributors of the 2000s Nepali film era. His notable works include Avatar (1997), Sukumbasi (2000), Purnima (2001), Hami Tin Bhai (2004), Bhagwan Sabaiko (2010), and Sakas (2017).

Babin Pradhan is a prominent Nepali pop singer known for his soulful voice and timeless romantic ballads. Rising to fame in the early 1990s, he became a defining voice of Nepal’s golden era of pop music. His songs are characterized by emotional depth, poetic lyrics, and smooth melodies that continue to resonate with audiences across generations. Some of his most iconic tracks include: 🎵 Jhari Pareko Din – a melancholic classic often associated with love and longing 🎵 Samjhanama Timilai – a nostalgic favorite featuring Neelam Chand 🎵 Priyeshi Ko Man Jitna – from the album Talents (1992) 🎵 Dekhera Timilai, Mohani Layo, Aakha Lai Hoina – featured in his greatest hits collections Babin Pradhan’s music remains a staple in Nepali pop culture, and his legacy continues to inspire both listeners and emerging artists.

Sunny Rauniyar is a Nepali actress best known for her roles in classic Nepali cinema. She gained recognition for her performance as Sabita in the acclaimed film Prem Pinda (1995), a historical romantic drama that remains one of Nepal’s most iconic films. Her portrayal of a strong yet emotionally complex character earned her praise for both grace and depth. She later appeared in the film Daiva Sanjog (2001), further establishing her presence in the industry during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Though her filmography is limited, Sunny Rauniyar is remembered for her contribution to a golden era of Nepali cinema, where storytelling and character-driven narratives were at the forefront. Her work continues to be appreciated by fans of classic Nepali films, and she holds a respected place among the actresses who helped shape the industry’s early modern phase.

Arjun Karki is a Nepali action actor, stunt performer, and adventure specialist known for bringing real Himalayan intensity to film, expeditions, and tactical training. Active across action cinema, survival documentaries, and brand collaborations, he combines martial arts mastery, high‑altitude expedition experience, and professional stunt choreography to deliver authentic physical storytelling on screen.He has completed 25+ Himalayan expeditions, performed and choreographed 50+ action sequences, trained 500+ individuals in combat and survival, and appeared in 12+ action films, documentaries, and international productions. His work spans film, adventure tourism, tactical workshops, and high‑engagement brand campaigns.

Paul Shah (Purna Bikram Shah) is a renowned Nepali actor, model, and former video editor, best known for his romantic roles in Nepali cinema and his massive popularity in the music video industry. With a career that began behind the scenes and evolved into stardom on screen, he has become one of the most beloved figures in Nepal’s entertainment world. Acting Career Paul made his film debut in Nai Nabhannu La 4 (2016), which became a commercial success and launched his career as a leading actor. He quickly rose to fame with a series of hit films, including: Ma Yesto Geet Gauchhu (2017) Johnny Gentleman (2017) Shatru Gate (2018) Bir Bikram 2 (2019) Ma Yesto Geet Gauchhu 2 (2022) Known for his emotional depth and romantic charm, Paul has become a go-to actor for love stories and family dramas. Music Video Stardom Before entering films, Paul Shah gained immense popularity as a model in Nepali music videos. He has appeared in over 200 music videos, many of which became viral hits. Some of his most notable appearances include: Timro Yaadma Runchhu Achel Ko Hola Tyo (with Prakriti Shrestha) Fida, Punarjanma, I Love You Badha Na Badha Maya Le (feat. Anjana Pun Magar) Maya Lai Panko Pat – by Khem Century 100% Sahi Ho – with Deepika Bayambu Aakhaile Bolna – romantic duet with Anjana Pun Magar

Umesh Khadka is a Nepali film artist known for his work across commercial cinema, character roles, and supporting performances. Active in the 2000s and 2010s, he has contributed to multiple feature films, bringing a grounded, relatable presence to family‑drama, social‑story, and emotional narrative genres. His screen identity is shaped by sincerity, expressive delivery, and the ability to portray everyday Nepali characters with authenticity.

Rameshwor Karki is a Nepali cinematographer known for his work in feature films, music videos, and commercial visual production. Active across the 2010s and 2020s, he is recognized for his clean framing, natural‑light composition, and steady camera movement suited to emotional and realistic storytelling. His work spans romantic dramas, social narratives, and youth‑centric films, contributing to the evolving visual language of contemporary Nepali cinema.

Subash Gajurel (सुवास गजुरेल) is a prominent Nepali film director, actor, and producer known for his impactful contributions to Nepali cinema. He gained widespread recognition for his film Basain (2005), which became Nepal's official entry to the 79th Academy Awards in the Best Foreign Language Film category. 🎬 Career Highlights: Maya Baiguni (2001): His directorial debut, an action drama written by Bijaya Shrestha. Basain (2005): Directed and produced by Gajurel, this film is a landmark in Nepali cinema for its international recognition. Yesarinai Aalu Pulchha (2011): A short animated film he directed. Bihe Pass (2022): He acted in this comedy film, playing the role of Salikram Luitel. Subash Gajurel is celebrated not only for his storytelling and cinematic vision but also for elevating Nepali films to the global stage.

Suman Singh is a Nepali film actor known for his work in commercial cinema, romantic drama, and youth‑centric storytelling. Active across films, music videos, and television appearances, he is recognized for his expressive screen presence, confident dialogue delivery, and ability to portray both romantic and emotional characters. His performances often highlight modern Nepali youth narratives, family drama themes, and mainstream entertainment styles.

Satyakala Rai is a talented Nepali singer known for her rich vocals and heartfelt interpretations across folk, pop, and film music. Active since the early 2000s, she has captivated audiences with her ability to convey deep emotion through melody. Her popular songs include: Daiba Kasam Sake Joban Diula Maya (from Kandetar) Koshi Bagar Winaayo Ko Dhun Runchhani Mero Man Timi Ma Sanga Nabolne Are ID Cardai Le She has released albums like Dharapani Ma, Gunaso, and Phool Fulyo Baisama, and continues to be a prominent voice in both studio recordings and live performances.

Maharaj Thapa (born 24 September 1976) is one of Nepal’s most prolific and versatile music arrangers, credited with over 3,500 music arrangements across film and non‑film projects. He has arranged music for 100+ Nepali films, contributing background scores, orchestration, and modern–traditional fusion arrangements that shaped the sound of contemporary Nepali cinema.His notable hit arrangements include Purano Dunga, Sagarsari Chokho Maya, Marne Kasailai Rahar Hudaina, Simple Simple Kanchhi Ko, Chaubandima Patuki, Timi Royeko Pal, Darshan Namaste, and Kammar Mathi Patuki — widely recognized across radio, television, and digital platforms.He has also contributed as Music Director, Lyricist, and Co‑Producer in select films, including Prem Diwas (2019), Gun Gun (2018), and Manle Manlai Chuncha (2014).

Pooja Lama is a multifaceted Nepali artist known for her work as an actor, singer, and supermodel. She began her career in modeling and quickly rose to prominence for her bold presence and striking style. Notably, she was one of the first Nepali models to push boundaries in fashion photography, which sparked both admiration and controversy. She later transitioned into music, forming an all-girls band with Pushpa Sunuwar and Chanda Lama, and released music albums that showcased her vocal talent. Her acting debut came in the film Papi, alongside Rajesh Hamal and Bipana Thapa, directed by Narayan Puri. Despite a vibrant career, Pooja Lama stepped away from the spotlight around 2009–2010. Her personal life, including high-profile relationships and a brief conversion to Islam during a stay in Doha, often made headlines. Recently, she’s made a quiet return to the public eye, hinting at a possible comeback in entertainment.  

Anjana Gurung is a prominent Nepali singer and live performer whose career spans modern, folk‑pop, adhunik, and playback music, with a catalogue that includes film songs, solo albums, and high‑profile live concerts. She has recorded over a thousand songs across genres, becoming a familiar voice in Nepali cinema and contemporary music. Her breakthrough came with her solo album Kali Sundari, which helped establish her as one of Nepal’s respected female vocalists.She has contributed playback vocals to films such as Chautari and Batuli, and her film songs include widely recognized titles like Ghumai Ghumai MD (Hami Taxi Driver) (2009), Salaijo (Gorkhe Salai) (2009), Sir Phool (Basana) (2008), Badanam Bhaye Ma (Anurodh) (2012), Gaurav Lagchha (Bacha Kasam) (2012), Jalse Mutu (2022), Aankhaima (2023), and Chudi Chhama Chham (2024).A trained musician with a senior diploma in music education, she is known for her versatile vocal texture—capable of soft emotional delivery, strong folk projection, and expressive stage performance.

Chetan Sapkota is a veteran Nepali music director and composer known for his influential contribution to modern Nepali film music, emotional storytelling through melody, and a career spanning more than two decades. Born on 3 Asoj 2033 BS in Sindhupalchok to Govinda Prasad Sapkota and Dil Kumari Sapkota, he grew up in a musical environment that shaped his early passion for composition.His professional breakthrough came as a film music director, earning credits in major Nepali films such as Fanko (2016), Bhaag Saani Bhaag (2016), Rahadani (2016), Good Luck (2016), and Sakas (2017)—a body of work that established him as one of the most consistent composers of his generation. His versatility is reflected in roles beyond composition: story writer, lyricist, playback singer, and executive producer, making him a multi‑disciplinary creative force in Nepali cinema.Chetan’s melodic style blends traditional Nepali sentiment with modern arrangements, influencing younger music directors and shaping the sound of contemporary Nepali films. His work earned him the Bindabasini Music Award (2072) for Best Music Director, recognizing his impact on the industry.

Dayaram Pandey is a Nepali lyricist known for his active contribution to modern Nepali music, film songs, and cultural programs, recognized for his clean lyrical style and growing leadership presence in Nepali creative organizations. He has written songs for films, independent music videos, and thematic projects, including contributions to works such as “Manle Manko Sath Payo” (from Dui Pal) and participation in national thematic songs like the WYF Nepal 2025 theme song.His public presence extends beyond songwriting: he has been elected to leadership roles such as Coordinator of the INAS Asia Region, reflecting his influence in diaspora arts networks and Nepali cultural associations. He is also known for hosting and producing literary‑musical programs such as “Ghazalko Mahfil – A Dayaram Pandey Show,” which blends poetry, music, and cultural storytelling.

Sajja Mainali is a Nepali actress known for her roles in films such as Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal (2007) and Manish (2006). Though her filmography is relatively brief, she made a strong impression during her time in the industry, with several of her films achieving notable success. While detailed biographical information about her early life and career trajectory is limited, she is remembered for her expressive performances and her contribution to Nepali cinema during the mid-2000s. Some sources suggest she stepped away from the spotlight after a short but impactful career.

Lokendra Lekhak is a dynamic force in Nepal’s performing arts scene, known for his versatility across acting, casting, writing, and directing. With a foundation in theatre and a growing presence in film, he has become a respected figure in both mainstream and independent storytelling. Artistic Journey Starting in theatre, Lokendra honed his craft through stage performances and direction, building a reputation for emotionally grounded characters and socially conscious narratives. His transition into film brought the same depth and nuance to the screen, where he has worked in various capacities—from acting to casting and script development.

Dipak Sharma is a powerhouse in the Nepali music industry, known for his melodic versatility and emotional depth. Since beginning his career in 2061 B.S., he has composed over 1,000 songs across genres—ranging from modern pop and folk to film scores and Teej anthems. Early Life & Musical Roots Sharma moved to Kathmandu in 2060 B.S. after completing his SLC. While working in a hotel, he pursued music under the guidance of Guru Narhari Premi at Shruti Sangeet Vidyalaya. His first composition was the folk tune Dhalke Pipal, which marked the beginning of a remarkable journey. Artistic Vision Dipak Sharma is known for blending traditional Nepali melodies with modern arrangements. His music often carries emotional storytelling, making him a favorite among both listeners and fellow artists.

Sraj Garach is a charismatic figure in Nepali media, known for his work across modeling, television, and film. With a career that began in the early 2000s, he has steadily built a reputation for his screen presence, versatility, and dedication to the craft. Early Career & Modeling Sraj’s journey began with his participation in Mr. & Ms. Valentine 2002, a modeling competition that opened doors to runway shows and fashion events. His striking looks and confident demeanor led him to become a sought-after model and fashion choreographer. Television Hosting From 2005 onward, Sraj transitioned into television, working as a presenter on channels like Nepal One, NTV 2, and TV Filmy. His hosting style—engaging, stylish, and fluent—made him a familiar face in Nepali households.

Bishnu Chemjong is a Nepali singer known for his emotive voice and contributions to modern and sentimental music. While not widely publicized in mainstream media, his work has resonated with listeners who appreciate heartfelt lyrics and melodic arrangements. Notable Songs "Kahile Wari" – A standout track from the album Ira, composed by Nhyoo Bajracharya with lyrics by Nisprabh Saji. The song features a soulful arrangement by Gopal Rasaili and was recorded at Do Re Mi Studio. "Kina Timile Mutu Mero" – A romantic ballad released in 2009, showcasing Bishnu’s early vocal style and emotional delivery. "Jindagi Bhari" – Released under Pathibhara Channel and distributed by Music Nepal, this track blends modern composition with lyrical nostalgia.  

Sarika Ghimire is a multi-talented Nepali singer, lyricist, and composer known for her emotionally rich vocals and creative independence. With a growing digital presence and a string of original releases, she is carving out a distinct space in the modern Nepali music scene. Musical Journey Sarika began her career as an independent artist, writing and composing her own songs. Her music blends traditional Nepali sentiment with contemporary melodies, often exploring themes of love, longing, and personal growth. Notable Songs "Gun Bhuleu" (गुन भुलेउ) – Released in 2025, this song showcases Sarika’s lyrical and vocal depth. She wrote, composed, and performed the track herself, with arrangement by Manoj Pariyar and additional programming by Yogesh Kaji Shah. "Jhumke Phuli" (झुम्के फुली) – A 2024 release that gained attention for its poetic lyrics and expressive delivery. The song was produced under her own label and features her in both the audio and video. "Mayalu (Usle Ta Birsi Yo Re)" – A heartfelt track that has garnered over 1 million views on YouTube, further establishing her as a relatable and powerful voice. "Hajarai Juni" – A 2023 release that continues her tradition of emotionally resonant storytelling through music.

Arjun Gurung (born 10 December 1984 in Gorkha) is a Nepali actor and production manager active since the early 2010s, known for his energetic, versatile performances in commercial and social‑drama films such as Bhaire, Fanko, Nepte, Ma Yesto Geet Gauchhu, Love You Baba, Sadanga, and Dui Kadam, while also contributing behind the scenes as production manager on projects like Timro Kasam, establishing himself as a reliable presence in contemporary Nepali cinema.

Basanta Bhatta is a Nepali actor known for his grounded character roles in films such as Love You Baba (2014), Raghav (2014), Mokshya (2014), Maun (2013), and Lukamari (2016), along with his notable television appearance in Singha Durbar; his work spans emotional dramas, social stories, and realistic portrayals across Nepali cinema.

Devi Gharti Magar is one of Nepal’s most celebrated folk singers, renowned for her powerful voice and deep connection to traditional Lok Dohori music. Born on January 5, 1986, in Ramuwa, Baglung, she has become a household name through decades of dedication to Nepali folk culture. Her musical journey began in the early 2000s, and she rose to prominence through duets with her husband and frequent collaborator, Raju Dhakal. Together, they’ve delivered countless hits, including “Oralima Bar”, “Dui Mutuko Bandhan”, and “Takine Aaina”. Her discography also features beloved songs like “Banki Chari” with Arjun Sapkota, “Lauri Harayo” with Pashupati Sharma, and “Rudai Fulyo Makhmali” with Badri Pangeni. Devi has received numerous accolades, including the Music Khabar Music Award, Teej Music Award, and Kalika Music Award, recognizing her as one of the best female folk singers in Nepal. She was also elected as a central member of the Lok Dohori Pratisthan in 2019, affirming her leadership in the folk music community. Her recent releases like “Saili Salala” and “Kholi Salala Jhaliko Jhalala” continue to resonate with audiences, blending heartfelt lyrics with traditional melodies.  

Sangam Bista is a talented Nepali former child actress who is best known for her emotional and central role in the 2014 movie "Love You Baba".

Anita Chalaune (अनिता चलाउने) is a vibrant and popular Nepali folk and Lok Dohori singer, known for her powerful vocals, catchy melodies, and dynamic stage presence. She has carved a niche in the modern Nepali music scene with a string of hit songs that blend traditional rhythms with contemporary flair. She’s also known for her collaborations with artists like Raju Dhakal, Rabi Oad, and Prabin Bedwal, and her songs often feature in Teej and Deuda celebrations.

Shishir Bhandari is a popular Nepali actor, media personality, director, songwriter, and social activist. Born on March 14, 1990, in Dhading, Nepal, he initially gained widespread recognition in the media sector as a radio jockey and television host before transitioning into filmmaking and musical production. He is highly regarded for his creative storytelling, witty humor, and versatility across different forms of entertainment.

Aashika Tamang is a Nepali actress and model known for her expressive presence in music videos, fashion projects, and emerging film roles. She appears in the Nepali movie Sushree, adding to her growing screen portfolio. Rising from social media visibility, she is recognized for her natural charm, confident performances, and strong connection with young audiences across digital and cinematic platforms.

Kundan Shah Shankar (कुन्दन शाह शंकर) is a talented Nepali tabla player and percussionist known for his deep-rooted connection to classical rhythms and his dynamic presence across Nepal’s major music platforms. He has earned recognition through his performances on shows like Nepal Idol, The Voice of Nepal, and Mero Voice Universe, where his tabla artistry adds a rich traditional layer to contemporary arrangements. He is also the host of “Rhythms of Tradition with Kundan Shah Shankar,” a musical series that celebrates classical and folk percussion, often featuring collaborations with vocalists and instrumentalists. His playing style blends precision with expressive flair, making him a sought-after accompanist in both studio recordings and live concerts.

Tanka Chaulagain is a Nepali writer, theatre director, theatre coach, and actor known for his disciplined stage practice, character‑focused storytelling, and long-standing contribution to Nepal’s contemporary theatre movement. Active across writing, directing, actor‑training, and performance, he has shaped numerous productions through his emphasis on emotional truth, ensemble collaboration, and grounded dramatic technique.His work reflects a deep commitment to theatre pedagogy — guiding emerging actors in voice, movement, improvisation, and script interpretation — while his direction highlights clarity, rhythm, and socially rooted narratives. As an actor, Chaulagain is recognized for expressive delivery and physical precision, making him a versatile presence in both classical and modern Nepali theatre.

Shailendra Simkhada is a prominent Nepali comedian, poet, and satirist who has been active in the entertainment scene for over two decades. Known for his sharp wit and poetic delivery, he blends humor with social and political commentary, often addressing themes like gender norms, cultural identity, and current affairs. His performances are especially popular during traditional events like Gaijatra and Deusi Bhailo, where he uses satire to provoke thought as well as laughter. Simkhada is considered one of the pioneers of modern Nepali stand-up comedy, admired by audiences across generations. His work often challenges societal expectations and highlights contradictions in public discourse, making him both a beloved entertainer and a cultural critic.

Narayan Puri is a veteran Nepali film director known for his contributions to the golden era of Nepali cinema. Born on January 15, 1968, in Syangja, Nepal, he has directed several acclaimed films that span genres from drama to action. His notable works include Shankar (1997), Ragat (1997), Mamaghar (2002), and Aago (2000), all of which are remembered for their storytelling and emotional depth. Puri’s directorial style often blends social realism with strong character arcs, and he played a key role in shaping the narrative tone of 1990s and early 2000s Nepali films. His film Mero Hajur (2002) also gained popularity for its romantic elements and musical appeal.

Anurag Kunwar is a versatile Nepali actor, producer, and executive producer known for his compelling portrayals—especially in antagonist roles—in popular films like K Yo Maya Ho, Chhakka Panja, and Woda Number 6. Born on January 1, 1983, he initially pursued a career in hotel management, studying in Singapore and even founding a horse-riding company in Kathmandu before transitioning into acting. His film debut came in 2011 with K Yo Maya Ho, and since then, he has appeared in over 15 films, including Facebook (2012), Raato Ghar (2017), A Mero Hajur 2 (2017), Shatru Gate (2018), Chhakka Panja 3 (2018), and Chhakka Panja 4 (2023). His upcoming film Hridaya Bhari is currently in post-production. Kunwar is admired for his thoughtful approach to character development and his commitment to elevating the quality of Nepali cinema.

Anita Basnet, popularly known as Masterni, is a dynamic and versatile figure in Nepali entertainment, originally from Okhaldhunga. She has made a lasting impact as a writer, director, and comedic actress, especially in the realm of social serials and comedy shows. She is the writer and director of two acclaimed Nepali social serials: Saino – A heartfelt drama exploring family ties, trust, and emotional conflict. The series has gained popularity for its relatable storytelling and strong performances. Mitini – Another socially conscious serial that delves into the complexities of friendship and women’s experiences in Nepali society. In addition to her work behind the camera, Anita Basnet has showcased her comedic talent in several beloved Nepali comedy shows: Meri Bassai – Where she gained widespread recognition as “Masterni,” a character that resonated with audiences for her wit and charm. Hami Yastai Ho Bro – A web series that blends humor with social commentary. Harke Haldar and Halka Ramailo – Popular comedy shows where her performances added depth and laughter to everyday Nepali life. Her ability to balance humor with heartfelt storytelling has made her a respected name in both traditional and digital media.

Rapraveen Shrestha is a talented Nepali music composer, arranger, director, and music coordinator, known for his ability to weave sonic innovation with precise technical execution. He is the Founder and Director of Pulse Studio, a dedicated creative space for music production, mixing, and mastering in Nepal. Musical Contributions Composer and arranger for songs like Biti Jane Layeko Maya, Yo Kasto, Chorera Lagyo Maya, and Hey, which demonstrate his flair for emotive musical storytelling. Professional Involvements Music Coordinator for high-profile reality shows: • Mero Dance Universe • Mero Voice Universe • Galaxy 4K • Nepal Idol Season 1 & 2 In charge of mixing and mastering, ensuring each production delivers broadcast-quality sound and artistic integrity. Founder & Director — Pulse Studio Through Pulse Studio, Rapraveen provides a collaborative hub for audio production, working with emerging and established artists alike to develop unique musical identities.

Nirmal Kumar Lama is a dynamic Nepali dancer, choreographer, and music video director, best known as the charismatic leader of the Bhimphedi Guys—a popular creative group blending humor, dance, and cultural storytelling. Originally from Bhimphedi, Makwanpur, Nirmal has become a beloved figure in Nepal’s entertainment scene through his energetic performances and grassroots approach to content creation. As a choreographer and director, he has worked on numerous music videos, including the well-received “Manko Kura” featuring Anju Panta and Nishan Bhattarai. His direction often highlights traditional aesthetics with a modern twist, making his work both relatable and visually engaging. Through the Bhimphedi Guys platform, Nirmal and his team have produced viral comedy skits, dance videos, and cultural content that celebrate rural Nepali life with humor and heart. Their series “What’s Up Bro” has garnered a strong following on YouTube, while their TikTok presence continues to grow with short, engaging clips that showcase their creativity and camaraderie.  

Rita KC is a celebrated Nepali singer known for her expressive voice and versatility across modern, folk, and devotional genres. Her standout tracks include: Na Timile Aantyau Mutu Chudinchha Bhanne Timi Pani Harayau Salyanko Chino Laijau Paiya Wala Rail and Koi Aayo Sustari In 2025, Rita KC was honored as a Grand Jury Member on Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Lil' Champs Nepal Season 2, where she joined a panel of esteemed musicians to mentor and uplift young singing talents. Her presence brought warmth, experience, and a deep understanding of vocal artistry to the show. She is also the winner of the 7th National Capital Award (2020) in the Singer category and continues to advocate for artistic integrity over fleeting trends.

Mausami Gurung is a celebrated Nepali music artist and playback singer known for her sweet, melodic voice, versatile genre range, and influential presence in Nepali pop and film music since 2003. Born on 4 March in Kolkata, India, she grew up in an army family, moving frequently and performing in school and cultural programs from a young age. Her early musical foundation came from Gandharva Sangeet Kala Kendra, after she moved to Nepal in 2001 and passed the Radio Nepal voice test, formally entering the professional music field.Her debut album “Unforgettable” (2060 BS) introduced her to Nepali audiences with hits like “Parelimai Chhau Ki Kaso” and “Mero Maan”, establishing her as a rising pop artist. She later delivered evergreen songs such as “Chyangba Oi Chyangba”, “Kanchi Hey Kanchi”, “Machi Marana”, “Jhumke Phooli”, “Ma Roop Hu”, “Ma Nepali”, and “Unko Muskan”, becoming one of the most recognizable female voices of the 2000s pop era.As a playback singer, she has recorded songs for over 14 Nepali films, including Itihas, Jwalamukhi, Paley Dai, Aagni, and more, making her a consistent presence in Nepali cinema. Her album “Mahasus” (2012) further strengthened her musical identity with popular tracks like “Sheetal Sheetal” and “Naya Mausam Cha”.Beyond music, she has voiced major commercial advertisements (Fair & Lovely, Dabur, Rajhans, Pepsodent, Frooti) and performed internationally in Belgium, Hong Kong, New York, and the United Kingdom, expanding her global audience. Known for her emotional delivery and strong stage presence, she remains an influential figure in Nepali pop and playback music.

Rhythm Kandel is a versatile Nepali musician, composer, arranger, and performer known for his soulful voice and refined musical craftsmanship. Originally from Kathmandu, he holds a Master’s degree in Vocal Music from Rabindra Bharati University in Kolkata, India, and a Professional Certificate in Logic Pro X from Berklee College of Music, Boston. He is a multi-instrumentalist and a prolific music arranger, having worked on a wide range of projects—from devotional compositions to film scores. Notably, he contributed to the Guinness World Record-holding song “Melancholy” and arranged music for Nepali films like Timi Sanga and Ma Yesto Geet Gauchu 2. Some of his recent musical highlights include: 🎵 “Paagal Mann” – A lyrical duet with Sunita Sanyak Limbu, arranged and produced by Rhythm himself 🎵 “Har Har Mahadev” – A devotional Shivaratri song featuring group vocals and traditional instrumentation 🎵 “Pahuna Ghar” – A collaborative track released in 2025, showcasing his continued evolution as a composer  

Tara Prakash Limbu (born Tara Bahadur Jabegu, 29 November 1980, Sukhani, Jhapa) is a leading Nepali singer, music director, and playback composer known for shaping modern Nepali film music with his melodic, emotionally rich, and contemporary sound.He began performing at age 6 in local gatherings, developing early musical confidence before making his professional debut as a composer with Papi Manchhe 2. His breakthrough came with the hit “Baby I Love You” from Maya Ko Barima, which established him as one of Nepal’s most promising young composers.Tara Prakash rose to national prominence through major film projects such as November Rain (2014), Classic (2015), Bir Bikram (2016), and Homework, delivering chart‑topping songs including “Sare Sare”, “Hare Hare Jindagi”, “Tal Tal”, and “Najik Hudaichhu”. His compositions blend modern pop, sentimental melodies, and cinematic orchestration, making him one of the most influential music directors of the 2010s and 2020s.

Karmaa Sherpa is a celebrated singer and performer from Darjeeling, currently based in Siliguri, India. She rose to fame through her standout performances on ZEE TV’s Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, earning her the title of a SAREGAMAPA (Fame) artist. She is the founder of KARMA MUSIC ACADEMY, where she mentors aspiring vocalists and nurtures young talent with a blend of classical discipline and contemporary flair. In 2025, Karmaa Sherpa was honored as a Grand Jury Member on Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Lil' Champs Nepal Season 2, where she helped guide and uplift the next generation of Nepali musical stars. Her presence on the jury panel brought both warmth and expertise to the beloved kids’ singing reality show.

Bhabin Dhungana is a respected Nepali singer, composer, and vocal instructor whose deep expertise spans Eastern classical and contemporary music. Hailing from Sankhuwasabha, he combines performance with pedagogy, shaping the next generation of musicians while continuing to produce thoughtful and emotive compositions. Musical Journey & Notable Works Trained under classical maestro Prabhu Raj Dhakal, Bhabin has released a range of songs that blend classical vocals with modern sensibilities, including: Sankhuwasabha Song – A tribute to his homeland Samajik Duri – An original reflecting on the COVID-19 era Muhaarma Badal Kina – From the album Horizon Hurrai Kanchhi, Aakha Jhimikka, Hawa Nabhannu Pyari – Folk-influenced melodies that showcase his signature style

Suleman Shankar, popularly known as IKU, is a Nepali comedian and film actor recognized for creating one of Nepal’s most iconic comic characters and contributing across multiple departments of Nepali cinema. His career, active since 2007, spans acting, story writing, dialogue writing, lyric writing, and film production—making him one of the most multi‑disciplinary artists in the industry.He gained nationwide fame through the film IKU (2009), where he served as actor, presenter, story writer, and lyricist, establishing the “Iku” character as a cultural phenomenon in Nepali comedy cinema. He later expanded the franchise with IKU (Back Again) (2012) as actor, producer, story writer, and dialogue writer, further strengthening his identity as a creator‑performer.Beyond the IKU series, Suleman Shankar has acted in several commercial films, including Hawaldar Suntali (2015), Soldier (2014), Sambodhan (2015), Firke (2018), Race (2019), Biru Race (2019), and the recent action film 12 Gaun (2024). His roles often blend physical comedy, rural humor, and exaggerated character traits, making him a distinctive presence in Nepali mainstream cinema.

Min Ratna Bajracharya is widely celebrated as one of Nepal’s pioneering photojournalists, known for his instinctive eye and deep connection to the streets of Kathmandu. His career spans over three decades, during which he captured some of the most iconic moments in Nepal’s political and cultural history. One of his most famous photographs is of student activist Durga Thapa during the 1990 People’s Movement—leaping with vermilion-stained fingers in a double victory sign. That image became a powerful symbol of Nepal’s democratic awakening. Bajracharya’s journey into photography was unconventional. He began selling postcards and helping tourists in Swayambhu, gradually developing a keen sense of visual storytelling. Despite working as a tailor for years, his passion for photography never waned. Encouraged by friends and mentors, he eventually transitioned into full-time photojournalism. He’s known for his technical skill and ability to find stories in everyday life. His deep familiarity with Kathmandu’s neighborhoods gave him unique access and insight, allowing him to document everything from political upheavals to quiet moments of daily life. Even as he approached retirement, Bajracharya remained humble and hopeful about the next generation of photographers, praising their speed and adaptability in the digital age.

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.