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Durga Lal Shrestha is a celebrated Nepali lyricist and poet known for his powerful, socially conscious writing and his deep contribution to modern Nepali literature and music. Active since the 1960s, he has written some of Nepal’s most memorable and emotionally resonant lyrics, blending poetic sensitivity with themes of identity, struggle, love, and social justice. His works—often rooted in the lived experiences of ordinary people—have been performed by leading singers across generations, making him one of the most influential literary voices in Nepali songwriting. Shrestha’s poetry is recognized for its clarity, cultural depth, and humanistic spirit, securing his place as a respected figure in Nepal’s literary and musical heritage.

Subash Chandra Dhungel is a renowned Nepali lyricist and songwriter. He has composed nearly 500 songs, with around 80 of them recorded. Some of his notable works include the songs "Chot K Ho Byatha K Ho" sung by Arun Thapa and "Sinki Achara" sung by Ram Thapa. Career Highlights Popular Songs: "Chot K Ho Byatha K Ho," "Sinki Achara," and many more. Collaborations: Worked with various artists, including Arun Thapa and Ram Thapa. Albums: Contributed to numerous albums and music projects. Social Media Presence YouTube: Subash Chandra Dhungel Official Subash Chandra Dhungel continues to inspire many with his lyrical talent and dedication to the Nepali music industry. 🎶

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.

Karun Thapa is a renowned Nepali lyricist, Ghazalkar, poet, and creative personality known for his meaningful, emotional, and literary approach to songwriting. He has made a remarkable contribution to Nepali music through his powerful lyrics, particularly in modern songs, film songs, and ghazals.Born in Beni, Myagdi, Nepal, Karun Thapa has been active in Nepal's creative field for several decades. His writing reflects deep emotions, human relationships, love, and social themes, making him one of the respected lyricists of Nepali music.His most recognized works include the evergreen song “Badal Barsha Bijuli” from the movie Kartavya, sung by Ananda Karki and Prashna Shakya, with lyrics written by Karun Thapa and music composed by Sachin Singh. The song gained renewed popularity years later through social media platforms and became one of the widely recognized Nepali songs among younger generations.