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Asmita Adhikari is a talented Nepali singer known for her participation in “Nepal Idol Season 2.” Here are some key details about her: Birth Date: Asmita was born on 11th September 1996 in Jhapa . Profession: Apart from singing, she is a registered nurse with a BSc. in Nursing . Musical Journey: Asmita’s passion for music began at a young age. She used to sing during her school days and actively participated in inter-school singing competitions . Popular Songs: Some of her well-known songs include: “Maya Basla Besari” “Tyo Juneli Rat” “Chaubandima Sajiyeki” “Galti” . Asmita Adhikari’s journey from Nepal Idol to becoming a playback singer has been remarkable, and her talent continues to resonate with audiences! 🎤

Daisy Baraili is a cherished figure in Nepali music, known for her emotive voice and poetic depth. Originally from Darjeeling, she rose to fame with her soulful performance of “Bhaisi Ladyo Hai Maya Bhirbata Hera”, a song that became an instant classic after airing on Radio Nepal. Her repertoire spans heartfelt ballads like “Euta Khulla Kitab”, “Bhikhari Hoon Ma”, and “Bandhan Ra Badhyatama”, many of which were featured in the beloved Paleti music series. She often collaborated with her husband, composer Chandan Lamjel, and their daughter Vimochana Lamjel has followed in her footsteps as a singer. Daisy’s music blends traditional Nepali sentiment with modern lyrical storytelling, earning her a devoted following across generations.

Deepak Limbu: is a playback singer and winner of the first season of Nepali Tara of Nepal. He has done playback singing for more than one thousand nepali songs. He performed on a worldwide tour and won several musical awards from 2005-2016

Ranu Devi Adhikari (1936–2020) holds the distinction of being the first female singer of Radio Nepal. Born in Birgunj, Nepal, she grew up in Benaras, India, and later became a prominent figure in Nepal's music and political spheres. Her revolutionary songs, such as "Jaago Nepali," were instrumental in inspiring the movement against the Rana regime. She began her singing career with Prajatantra Nepal Radio in Biratnagar, which later became Radio Nepal. Despite societal challenges, she pursued her passion for music and education, eventually earning a Master's degree. Ranu Devi also worked as a teacher and remained a source of inspiration for many.