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Teriya Phounja Magar is a talented Nepalese dancer based in Mumbai, India. She gained widespread recognition through her captivating performances on the dance competition television series Dance India Dance Li'l Masters, where she emerged as the winner on June 21, 20141. Teriya's passion for dance has been evident since her childhood, and she has participated in various dance competitions. Here are some key highlights of her remarkable journey: Dance India Dance Li’l Masters (Season 3): #Teriya began her career as a dancer at the age of 11. #She auditioned for the third season of Zee TV’s Dance India Dance Li’l Masters and was selected. #Teriya wowed the judges—Geeta Kapoor, Ahmed Khan, and Mudassar Khan—and won the competition, securing a prize of ₹10 lakh (US$14,000). #The show’s Grand Master was the legendary actor Mithun Chakraborty. #Her victory on this platform catapulted her to fame in both India and Nepal. Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa (Season 9): After her success on DID Li’l Masters, Teriya participated in the ninth season of Colors TV’s celebrity dance reality show Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. She received a wildcard entry as a young celebrity challenger. Despite an initial elimination, she re-entered the show as a wildcard contestant. Teriya consistently delivered outstanding performances and became the first contestant to reach the finals. In the grand finale, she and her partner Aryan secured perfect scores and clinched the title. The judging panel included Karan Johar, Farah Khan, Jacqueline Fernandez, and Ganesh Hegde. Teriya’s journey from Nepal to India, her dedication to dance, and her impressive victories have made her a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.

Garima Ghimire is a notable figure who has represented Nepal in international pageantry. Here are some key details about her: She participated in the Miss Grand International 2023. She hails from Biratnagar-3, Nepal. Prior to her participation in Miss Grand International, she was declared the first runner-up of Miss Universe Nepal-2023.

Born on 23rd Baisakh 2023 BS in Sanghutar Bajar, Ramechhap district, Uttam Bhaukajee emerged as a creative force in Nepali literature and music. The youngest among his siblings, he was raised by his parents, Badri Das Bhaukajee and Dil Kumari Bhaukajee, who instilled in him a strong foundation of values and learning. He completed his school education at Himganga Madhyamik Vidhyalaya, earning his SLC degree, and in 2040 BS, he moved to Kathmandu for higher education. There, he pursued and completed a Bachelor's Degree in Law from Nepal Law Campus, Tribhuvan University, though he chose not to enter the legal profession. Instead, he explored diverse fields and currently serves as the Founder Director of Nobel Academy—a testament to his leadership and dedication to education. Musical Breakthrough and Popular Songs Uttam Bhaukajee’s lyrical journey took off with Ram Krishna Dhakal’s music album Asraya, featuring his debut song: 🎵 "Mera Saara Khusiharu" – Composed by Sambhujeet Banskota This track marked the beginning of a meaningful collaboration between his poetic voice and Nepali music. Some of his other popular songs include: 🎵 "Mutu Bhitra Lukau Timi Lai" 🎵 "Mero Jiwan Ma Ek Palta Aau" 🎵 "Kati Najik Timro Ghar" 🎵 "Bhijeka Akha Haru" 🎵 "Chahanna Ma Aafno Lagi"(Note: These are representative titles; if more song names are available, they can be added.) His lyrics often explore themes of love, longing, philosophy, and emotional depth—delivered with lyrical elegance and sensitivity.

Mahendra Raj Baral is a Nepali singer known for his melodious romantic and modern songs, earning a strong following across radio, digital platforms, and live performances. His popular tracks include “Timro Yaad,” “Mero Man,” “Suna Suna,” and “Aankha Ko Nani.” Baral has been recognized for his consistent vocal presence in Nepali contemporary music, receiving multiple radio chart placements, stage show honors, and appreciation awards from Nepali cultural organizations in Nepal and abroad. His warm vocal tone and heartfelt delivery continue to make him a favorite among Nepali music listeners.