Narayan Rayamajhi

Nawin K. Khadka is a Nepali Purbeli folk singer, composer, and cultural documentarian known for preserving Eastern Nepal’s Jhyaure, Khyali, and traditional dance‑based musical heritage. Active through the Arun Valley Cultural Research Center, he has performed and composed major works such as “Chha Salam Kasari Bolau,” “Hou Bari Lai Lai,” “Hunna Ma Bhane Ram Saili,” and “Ama Jyu Ko Butte Ma Choli.” Khadka frequently serves as singer, music composer, videographer, editor, and director, making him one of the few multi‑disciplinary creators in Purbeli folk. His projects highlight authentic Sankhuwasabha–Arun Upatyaka rhythms, traditional dance forms, and community‑based cultural preservation.

Ram Kumar is a Nepali folk singer. He is also a Nepal Lok Star winner. He has dozens of hit songs.

Dwarika Lal Joshi is a respected Nepali folk singer known for his powerful, earthy vocal style and his contribution to preserving authentic Nepali lok‑geet. He first gained national recognition as one of the early recording voices of the iconic folk tune Resham Firiri, helping bring traditional melodies into mainstream listening. Joshi’s heartfelt delivery in songs like Maiti Ghar Timro Haina and the lively Dhanga Maruni Bhamcha has strengthened his reputation as a singer deeply rooted in cultural storytelling. His music blends emotional depth with rural folk rhythms, making his work popular across generations. Through decades of dedication, Joshi has contributed significantly to documenting, performing, and promoting Nepal’s folk heritage on stage and in recordings.

Kabita Ale is a famous folk singer. Now she is involved in many movies and serials as an actress. His son Kranti Ale is also a singer. Kabila Aleka Sarama sara, Jalewa Le Pani Khayo, ramitai hernu, Kanchhi Taleima Ho are some of the popular songs.