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Diwakar Khadka is a renowned Nepali singer and actor who has significantly contributed to the Nepali music and film industry. From an early age, he showed immense talent in performing arts, winning the prestigious Nepal Chalchitra Kalakar Sangh award in 2050 B.S. for his role as a child artist in Hijo Aaja Bholi. Musical Journey Diwakar Khadka has released several songs and albums that have gained popularity among Nepali audiences. Some of his well-known songs include: Aama ra Babu le Rojeko Batti Bali Kaha Khoju Ma Kalpana ko Naulo Sansar Tadai Bata Dekhda His albums include: Best of Diwakar Khadka (Distributor: Melody Time) Timi Harayau Kata (Distributor: Indreni Cassette, New Road) His journey in music was greatly influenced by notable figures such as Kamal Chhetri and Murari Thapa, who helped him pass his first voice test at Radio Nepal. Additionally, his first co-singer, Shanti Shah, played a vital role in shaping his musical career. Acting Career Besides music, Diwakar Khadka has also made his mark in the Nepali film industry. Some of the movies he has acted in include: Jeevan Rekha Gareeb Hatiyar Sundar Mero Naam Nametine Ghau (Directed by Bijay Thapa) At just 11 years old, he had the opportunity to meet and work with legendary Bollywood actress Mala Sinha during the shooting of the Nepali film Maitighar in Pokhara. International Exposure Diwakar Khadka's career has taken him beyond Nepal, allowing him to travel to various countries, including the USA, Germany, the UK, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and India. His travels have further enriched his musical and artistic experiences. With a career spanning music, film, and international exposure, Diwakar Khadka remains a celebrated artist in Nepal’s entertainment industry.

Juju Kaji Ranjit (born October 2, 1955) is a legendary Nepal Bhasa and Nepali singer whose six‑decade career has made him one of the most respected voices in Newar music and cultural preservation. He began singing at age ten during the 1965 language movement, using music as a medium of identity and expression. Over the years, he has recorded 44 songs, including contributions to Nepal’s first indigenous‑language feature film Silu, and has remained active through albums, live concerts, and cultural projects. His voice, lyrical sensitivity, and dedication to Nepal Bhasa music have earned him enduring recognition and numerous honors.

Nishu Sharma is a Nepali singer recognized for her soulful voice, devotional range, and rising presence in modern Nepali music. A student of Xavier International College, she gained national attention through The Voice of Nepal, where her clarity and emotional delivery stood out. In 2026, she lent her voice to the film Paral Ko Aago, performing the song “Udi Jau Bhane Ma Panchhi Hoina”, further establishing her as a promising young vocalist. Active across digital platforms, Sharma continues to build a dedicated audience through heartfelt performances and consistent musical growth.

RC Rimal (Ram Chandra Rimal) is a versatile Nepali singer, composer, and music teacher born on June 2, 1990, in Kathmandu, Nepal. Known for his joyful personality and melodious voice, he has made a mark across genres like folk, modern, pop, and playback singing. His music often blends heartfelt lyrics with catchy melodies, resonating with a wide audience. Some of his popular tracks include “Nepali Hami”, “Chaubandi”, “Dekhe Timilai”, and “Dukhaudai Aayo”. Beyond performing, RC Rimal is also respected for mentoring young talent and contributing to the growth of Nepali music through teaching.