Indra Lal Shrestha

Kamal Khatri, born on 8th Mangshir in Hetauda, is a prominent figure in the Nepali music scene. Growing up in a musical family, Kamal's father, Puskar Bahadur Gotame Khatri, worked in a bank, while his mother, Laxmi Devi Khatri, was a homemaker. Though Kamal spent his early childhood in Hetauda and later Sarlahi, it was his passion for music that shaped his path. Early Life and Education: Kamal completed his schooling at Shree Chakra Janta Higher Secondary School and later pursued his higher education at R.R. College. However, his heart was always set on music, and after completing his S.L.C., Kamal decided to follow his dreams, moving to Kathmandu in 2059 BS to immerse himself in the city's vibrant music scene. Musical Journey: Kamal’s early days in Kathmandu were full of challenges. He initially worked as a technician in a local studio, which allowed him to gradually familiarize himself with the music industry. In 2062 BS, Kamal made his debut by recording his first song, marking the beginning of his musical career. His big break came when he joined Ethos Band in 2063 BS as the lead vocalist. The band’s songs, especially Nakkali Maiya, brought Kamal into the limelight, but it was the iconic track Sustari Suatari that truly cemented his place in Nepali music. Solo Career: Building on the success of his time with Ethos Band, Kamal Khatri pursued a solo career and released his first album, Pida. The album was a huge hit, with songs like Pida and Sambodhan becoming fan favorites. His music videos gained widespread airplay on television and FM stations, solidifying his reputation as a talented and influential artist in Nepal. Achievements and Recognition: Over the years, Kamal Khatri has garnered significant recognition for his contributions to Nepali music. He has received several awards for his powerful voice and songwriting skills. His time with Ethos Band helped shape the band’s success, while his solo projects continue to resonate with listeners, earning him praise and a loyal fanbase. Popular Songs: Nakkali Maiya (Ethos Band) Sustari Suatari (Ethos Band) Pida (Solo Album) Sambodhan (Solo Album) Mero Jindagima (Solo Album) Beyond Music: Despite his success, Kamal remains grounded, expressing gratitude to his family, friends, and fans for their unwavering support. Known for his humble nature and commitment to his craft, Kamal’s journey from a young aspirant to a celebrated figure in Nepali music is an inspiring testament to his dedication. With his rich voice and musical vision, Kamal continues to be a key figure in the Nepali music industry, with even greater accomplishments on the horizon.

Pramod Nirwan is a well-known Nepali singer. Pramod  is a vocalist of songs like Kina Yasari ..., Jaba Tara Ganera ...., kasto mood maa .... At present, all the members of the band 'Nirwan N Music Link' are out, but the lead vocal list Pramod Production is pushing the band alone.

(Singer • Playback Singer • The Voice of Nepal Participant) Gitanjali Thapa Magar is a Nepali singer and emerging playback vocalist known for her expressive voice, soft melodic tone, and emotionally rich performance style. She first gained national attention through The Voice of Nepal, where her vocal clarity and stage presence earned strong audience support. Active in studio recordings, live shows, and digital releases, she has contributed as a playback singer for Nepali films and commercial songs. Her growing catalog includes romantic, sentimental, and folk‑influenced tracks, making her a rising voice among Nepal’s new‑generation female singers.

B.S. Thapa is recognized as one of the early pillars of Nepali cinema, contributing as a director, writer, and actor during the formative decades of the industry. He is best known for directing the acclaimed film Manko Baadh (1973), which earned strong appreciation for its emotional depth and social storytelling. Thapa also worked on several influential projects that helped shape the narrative style of Nepali films in the 1970s and 1980s, bringing literary sensitivity and dramatic realism to the screen. His commitment to character‑driven stories and disciplined filmmaking made him a respected figure among his contemporaries. Through his films, mentorship, and long-standing dedication to the craft, B. S. Thapa played a meaningful role in strengthening the foundation of Nepali cinema.