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Naren Limbu a Nepali singer and a music video director. He spent his childhood days in many places. So, he too joined in different school as Gorkha Children School (Hongkong), Biyajpur (Dharan). He also did his A Level from A J Wilde Institute. He is interested in music since childhood. He also study film making from Institute of Performing Film and Arts. He used to listen music a lot. He didn’t have formal education in music. But in school life he used to play guitars with his friend. They gather and sang the song. While he studied at RIBS school, Dharan he meet Sudip Gurung. He and Sudip recorded the first song titled “Dosh” at Music Work in 2002. They name the album Aastha. In the album songs like “Harpal” , “Yek Mauka and so on. The song became hits as well music video in the album also highly appreciated by people. The album is record under the banner of SAV. Naren Limbu After few months he worked alone and release the solo album Aatma. Among other songs from Aatma”, “Eklai” and “Timi Aaunu became hits in number. He again release next album title Aartha. In the album he included the song Kheney Numa Kewa” of Limbu language. He have also sung for other collection albums. He have also done stage program in Dharan, Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Hong Kong. He is also involved in making music videos of his own songs. The song like Aatma”, “Timi Aaunu”, “Garho Garhai Cha” and “Aantim Maya”.which he have directed. He also awarded by Hits FM Music Award for Best New Artist in 2003. Likewise the same year he awarded by Channel Nepal for the music video of Ek Mauka. Not only this he too nominated in the list of Best Music Video Category.

Ustad Asha Gopal was a respected classical vocalist from Kathmandu and the father of Swor Samrat Narayan Gopal. He was deeply involved in the devotional music culture of New Road, Kilagal, and surrounding temple areas, where he regularly led and participated in bhajan–kirtan traditions. During Narayan Gopal’s childhood, Ustad Asha Gopal often took him along to these bhajan mandalis, where the young Narayan accompanied the ensemble on basic instruments, absorbing classical discipline and devotional musical structure from an early age.Although formal recordings of Ustad Asha Gopal have not been found, his influence is widely acknowledged in oral histories. His grounding in classical and devotional music shaped the early musical environment that nurtured Narayan Gopal’s sense of melody, discipline, and vocal purity. Researchers consider him an important figure in Kathmandu’s traditional music circles of the early 20th century.

Sabina Karki, a talented Nepali singer, was born to Shyam Krishna Khatiwada and Nirmala Khatiwada in Maharajgunj, Kathmandu. Although she was calm and reserved during her childhood, Sabina’s passion for music developed early, although she initially saw it as a hobby. It wasn’t until after her marriage in 2043 BS to Dinesh Karki that she fully embraced her musical aspirations, with her husband’s unwavering support. Musical Journey Sabina’s professional music career began after her marriage when she began actively participating in the Nepali music scene. Her big break came with her second album, “Sarbada”, which garnered significant attention and solidified her place in the industry. Known for her emotional delivery and versatile vocal style, Sabina’s music resonates with a wide audience. Sabina has contributed to various collection albums and Nepali film songs, continuously expanding her portfolio. Her music is appreciated for its authenticity, with a focus on both lyrical depth and melodic beauty. As she continues to grow as an artist, her passion for music and her ability to connect with listeners remain central to her journey.

Deepak Kharel is a legendary figure in the Nepali music scene, celebrated for his soulful voice and deep connection to the lyrical beauty of modern Nepali songs. With a career spanning several decades, Kharel has not only witnessed the evolution of Nepali music but has also played a pivotal role in shaping it. He first rose to prominence in the 1980s and quickly became known for his melodious voice, classical training, and his ability to bring out raw emotion in every performance. His songs often explore themes of love, longing, heartbreak, and the beauty of life, striking a chord with audiences of all ages. Some of his most beloved and timeless tracks include “Timro Tyo Hasilo,” “Badal Banai Deu,” “Poornima Ko Raat,” “Ma Timro Saath Dinchhu,” and “Hera Na Hera Kancha.” These songs remain staples on Nepali radio and playlists, evoking nostalgia and admiration from generations of music lovers. Deepak Kharel has received numerous awards and honors for his contributions to Nepali music. He has worked closely with acclaimed lyricists and composers such as Ramesh, Bhairav Aryal, and Shanti Thatal, creating musical masterpieces that are still celebrated today. Beyond singing, Kharel has also contributed as a music mentor and has inspired many young artists to pursue music with sincerity and discipline. His influence is seen not only in his recordings but also in the way his voice and style have shaped the identity of modern Nepali playback singing. He remains active in the music community, performing on prestigious stages and continuing to be a revered name in the industry. His legacy is one of elegance, grace, and a lifelong dedication to the art of music.