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Nisha Deshar (निशा देशार) is a distinguished Nepali singer renowned for her contributions to the genres of ghazals and modern Nepali songs. Born on December 12, 1984 (Poush 27, 2041 B.S.), in Chapagaun, Lalitpur, Nepal, she is the daughter of Gyanlal Deshar and Chiri Maya Deshar. Nisha's musical journey commenced in 2001 (2058 B.S.) with her debut recording in the Nepal Bhasha language. She holds a Diploma in Music from Prayag Sangeet Samiti, Allahabad, and has pursued academic studies, completing her SLC from Prerana Mahila Bidhyalaya and +2 from Bagmati Community Campus, majoring in English. Throughout her career, Nisha has released several albums, including:​ Lokarpan (2067 B.S.): A collection of ghazals and modern songs.​ Nisha (2070 B.S.): A compilation in the Nepal Bhasha language.​ Sharab (2071 B.S.): An album dedicated to ghazals.​ Her melodious voice and emotive performances have earned her accolades such as the Image Award, Bindabasini Award, Kalika Award, and the Rapati National Ghazal Award. In addition to her recordings, Nisha actively engages in nurturing young talent. She served as the chief guest at the Inter School Nepali Ghazal Singing Competition organized by DAV School, where she performed and motivated aspiring singers.

Junu Gautam is a Nepali singer. Junu, who is a permanent resident of Jhapa,  She has  taken music education in India. Even today, She is still studying music with Bernali Basu in Siliguri. , Junu is coming to Nepal during the free time. She entered Nepali music by giving voice to two songs in the film 'Jeevan Kandaki Phool', which is based on the biography of the literary Jhamak Ghimire.

Sangeeta Mukhiya Chochun is a talented Nepali singer known for her contribution to modern Nepali music. She has performed in various cultural events and programs of Nepal and international level. Many of her songs have won the hearts of the audience. Her music often mixes traditional, folk and classic Nepali elements with contemporary styles, making him a beloved figure in the Nepali music community.

Aditya Narayan Jha is an Indian playback singer, actor, and television host known for his work in Hindi cinema and music reality shows. Although he comes from a Nepali‑origin musical family and is the son of legendary Nepali‑Indian playback singer Udit Narayan Jha, Aditya himself has not been documented as a playback singer in Nepali films. His musical presence is primarily in Bollywood, independent Hindi music, and television performances.As a child artist, he gained recognition with songs like “Chhota Baccha Jaan Ke” (Masoom, 1996) and later became widely known as the long‑time host of Indian Idol. While he has performed Nepali lines informally on stage and in cultural events, no verified Nepali film playback songs are listed in official music archives or Nepali film databases.