Bal Bahadur Syando

Kalyan Sherchan was a Nepali folk singer and composer known for his contribution to lok‑geet and traditional Nepali music. His works, many of which were broadcast through Radio Nepal, reflect the emotional storytelling and melodic simplicity that define classic Nepali folk traditions. Sherchan wrote and composed songs such as “Mai Dukhilai Ja Basyo Ui Ramro” and contributed to several lok‑geet recordings that remain popular in rural and urban Nepali communities. His music continues to be covered by contemporary artists, preserving his legacy as a respected figure in Nepal’s folk music heritage. Sherchan passed away on 7 February 2011.

Ram Bahadur Jimba, born on 7th Saun 2023 BS in Sarlahi, was a renowned Nepali folk singer, flutist, and multi‑instrumentalist known for his contribution to traditional Nepali music. Skilled in instruments such as madal, damphu, dholak, and accordion, he served as an officer‑level employee at Radio Nepal. His professional journey began in 2040 BS as a tech‑basis worker and became permanent in 2049 BS. Jimba recorded over 40 folk songs at Radio Nepal, including popular titles like Churimai Kasam Khayera Maile, Gai Bhainsilai Bandheko Kila, and Maya Laun Milla Ki Namilla. He also contributed to the collection and preservation of traditional folk songs.

Sriya Singh appears in Nepali cinema records under the name Shreya Singh, with one confirmed film credit in Apaharan (Ekadeshma) (1995).