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Dr. Krishnahari Baral is a distinguished Nepali lyricist, songwriter, poet, literary critic, and author. He was born on January 4, 1954, and is a professor of Nepali at the Central Department of Nepali, Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu. Dr. Baral has written more than forty books, including course books, literary criticisms, and collections of lyric poetry. Dr. Baral's contributions to Nepali literature and music are significant, and he is well-respected in his field. His works often reflect deep cultural and social themes, and he has been recognized for his lyrical poetry and literary achievements.

Pawan Chamling is widely known as a politician, but he has also made contributions as a poet and writer. He has received several literary awards, including the Poets’ Foundation Award for lifetime achievement in literature and the Bhanu Puraskar from the Sikkim Sahitya Parishad. Additionally, he has been involved in creative projects such as the films Ma ta Sikkime (2011) and Hajar Juni Samma (2019). Some of his well-known songs include: Manlai Chhoyera Jaaneharu Sansaar Timi Geet Timinai Bhanideo His lyrical compositions often carry deep meaning and resonate with audiences who appreciate Nepali music and literature.

Agam Singh Giri (Nepali: आगम सिंह गिरी; 27 December 1927 – 31 January 1971) was one of the most influential Nepali-language poets and lyricists of the twentieth century. An Indian Gorkha writer from Darjeeling, West Bengal, India, he is celebrated for his profound contribution to Nepali literature and for giving voice to the identity, emotions, and aspirations of the Nepali-speaking community through his poetry and songs.Born as Hemraj Giri, he developed a passion for literature at an early age and began writing poetry while still a student. His first published poem, "Gorkhako Jay Hos," appeared in 1946, marking the beginning of a distinguished literary career. Inspired by both Nepali and world literature, Giri's writing blended lyrical beauty with themes of patriotism, humanity, social justice, love, and hope.Alongside poetry, Agam Singh Giri earned lasting recognition as a lyricist, writing several timeless Nepali songs. His famous lyric "Naulakhe Tara Udayo" remains one of the classics of Nepali music. His poems and songs are admired for their emotional depth, simplicity, and powerful expression.His notable literary works include Yaad (1955), Aatmakatha (1959), Jeevan Geet (1960), Aansu (1968), and the acclaimed Yuddha ra Yoddha (1970). He also contributed to the growth of Nepali literature by editing literary magazines and encouraging emerging writers.Despite passing away on 31 January 1971 at the age of 43, Agam Singh Giri left an enduring legacy. Today, he is remembered as one of the greatest Nepali-language poets and lyricists, whose timeless works continue to inspire readers, musicians, and literary enthusiasts across Nepal, India, and the global Nepali-speaking community.

Santosh Kumar Aatreya is a Nepali filmmaker recognized for his contributions as a director, writer, and screenwriter in modern Nepali cinema. Active since 2015, he first gained attention for his screenplay and story work in Dhauli (2015), a film noted for its grounded narrative style. He later wrote Hookah: An Absurd Dream (2023), expanding his reputation for conceptual and socially reflective storytelling. Aatreya is currently directing Shivansh – Chapter 1 (2026), marking his entry into larger‑scale directional projects. His work blends realism, symbolism, and emotional depth, establishing him as a rising creative voice in Nepali film.