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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.

Damber Nepali is a prominent figure in the Nepali music scene, recognized for his multifaceted talents as a singer, composer, and lyricist. He gained significant attention with his debut album Melody, which featured the hit song "Aja Aakashma." This success was followed by his second album, Malai, which included another popular track, "Mero Jeevan Bata." Beyond his solo projects, Damber Nepali has contributed to the Nepali film industry as a lyricist, music director, and playback singer. Notably, he worked on films like Raato Ghar (2017) and One Way (2015).

Neetesh Jung Kunwar is a popular Nepali singer, songwriter, and performer known for his unique style and relatable lyrics. Born on May 26, 1994, in Lalitpur, Nepal, he grew up in a musical family. His father was a musician and part of a band called Prism, which greatly influenced Neetesh’s early interest in music. Early Life and Education Neetesh spent his childhood in Lalitpur, where he also completed his schooling. He later graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Apex College in Kathmandu. From a young age, he was passionate about music, learning to play the guitar and participating in various singing competitions. Musical Journey Neetesh’s musical career took off when he started uploading his songs to YouTube. His breakthrough came with the song “Gedai Jasto Jindagi,” which resonated with many Nepali youths and made him an overnight sensation. Some of his other popular songs include “Aashma,” “Hamro Nepalma,” and "Flirty Maya". Career Highlights First Official Music Video: “Flirty Maya” Hit Songs: “Gedai Jasto Jindagi,” “Aashma,” “Hamro Nepalma” First International Tour: Sydney, Australia Neetesh’s journey from a corporate executive at Ford Motor Company to a celebrated musician is truly inspiring. His dedication to his craft and his ability to connect with his audience have made him a beloved figure in the Nepali music industry.

Chandra Kumar Rasaili, popularly known as CK Rasaili, is a Nepali musician, composer, and lyricist. He was born in Baluchistan, Pakistan, while his father was serving in the British Army. He later studied in Meghalaya, India, where he played in an orchestra before moving to Nepal. Rasaili gained recognition after performing at Rastriya Nach Ghar during King Mahendra’s birthday celebration, where the King personally gave him a song to compose. He has worked with Radio Nepal and composed music for Nepal Police and Nepal Army. His contributions to Nepali music earned him prestigious awards, including the Narayan Gopal Memorial Award (2017) and the Natikaji National Music Award. Some of his notable songs include: Premko Mala Kasari Ma Bhuleu Aankha Dekhi Ojhel Jannma Garidein Kahilekahi Ma Haschu Dukheko Dil His compositions reflect themes of love, nostalgia, and cultural identity, making them resonate deeply with audiences.