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RC Rimal (Ram Chandra Rimal) is a versatile Nepali singer, composer, and music teacher born on June 2, 1990, in Kathmandu, Nepal. Known for his joyful personality and melodious voice, he has made a mark across genres like folk, modern, pop, and playback singing. His music often blends heartfelt lyrics with catchy melodies, resonating with a wide audience. Some of his popular tracks include “Nepali Hami”, “Chaubandi”, “Dekhe Timilai”, and “Dukhaudai Aayo”. Beyond performing, RC Rimal is also respected for mentoring young talent and contributing to the growth of Nepali music through teaching.

Sarun Tamrakar is a Nepali singer, songwriter, guitarist, and the lead vocalist of the iconic pop‑rock band The Uglyz. Known for his melodic voice and heartfelt compositions, he has delivered beloved songs such as “Aaudai Jadai,” “Maya Ko Aakash,” “Mutu Bhari,” and “Timro Lagi.” Active for over two decades, Sarun continues to shape Nepal’s pop‑rock sound through expressive storytelling, nostalgic melodies, and his signature blend of acoustic and modern rock elements.

Bharati Upadhyaya is a renowned Nepali singer and composer, celebrated for her contributions to Nepali music. She is best known for her melodious voice and her ability to blend traditional and modern styles in her songs. Bharati's music often reflects themes of love, life, and cultural pride. Some of her popular songs include: "Mai Chhori Sundari" – A timeless classic that remains a favorite among Nepali music enthusiasts. "Birsidinu Pardo Rahechha" – A soulful track that showcases her emotive singing style. "Mayako Chhayama Maya Rakhana" – A beautiful composition that resonates with listeners. "Karmaima Chhaina Mero Maya" – A song that highlights her versatility as a singer. "Kina Kina Mero Man" – A track that captures the essence of Nepali music. Her work has left an indelible mark on the Nepali music industry, and her songs continue to inspire and entertain audiences.

Kumar Kanchha is a legendary Nepali playback singer, composer, and actor, known for his soulful voice and contributions to both music and cinema. Born on 28th Mangsir 2014 B.S. in Kolkata, India, he rose to fame with timeless hits like “Jindagi Ko Ke Bhara Cha Ra,” “Amaile Bhanthin,” and “Batasale Udai Lyayo.” His album Goreto and songs like “Naina Resham” remain Nepali folk-pop classics. In addition to his musical legacy, Kumar Kanchha also made a mark as an actor. He appeared in the iconic film Saino (directed by Ugyen Chopel), where his song “Kalko Pani Rakshi Ganayo” became a cultural phenomenon. He also acted in films like Lahure and Koshili, contributing both as a performer and playback singer. Kumar Kanchha’s dual legacy in music and film has made him one of the most cherished and versatile artists in the history of Nepali entertainment.