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Poornima Shrestha, born Sushma Shrestha, is a celebrated Bollywood playback singer of Nepali Newar heritage whose voice defined several eras of South Asian music. Rising to fame as a child artist with hits like Hai Na Bolo Bolo and Tera Mujhse Hai Pehle, she later delivered chart‑toppers such as Kya Hua Tera Wada, earning multiple Filmfare nominations. Alongside her Indian career, she contributed significantly to Nepali music, singing beloved songs like “Ali Ali Haar Ho” (Sindoor), “Mero Maya Basyo Timro Mutuma”, “Jati Maya Laye Pani”, and several modern Nepali pop‑influenced tracks. With a career spanning five decades, Poornima remains one of the most enduring, versatile, and culturally connected voices in the region.  

Bhupendra Rayamajhi is a renowned Nepali musician, music director, arranger, and lyricist with over 30 years of experience in the music industry. His passion for music began in childhood and turned professional when he joined Radio Nepal as a guitarist in 1983, later becoming a music arranger in 1990. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Music from Prayag Samiti, Allahabad, India. In 1998, he was appointed Chief of the Music Department at Radio Nepal, where he played a vital role in nurturing and uplifting Nepali music. He retired from Radio Nepal in 2018 and continues to create heartfelt music that connects with audiences worldwide.

Rajan Raj Shiwakoti is a famous Nepali singer, songwriter and musician. Songs created by him Kutu Ma Kutu..., Gojima Daam Chaina..., Purba Pashchim Rail.., Surke Thaili Khai.., Including songs are popular. He entered music as a singer.

Ustad Anand – Classical VocalistA prominent classical musician of BS 1985 (AD 1928/1929), Ustad Anand has 2 gramophone recordings from BS 1989 (AD 1932/1933) preserved in researcher archives. It is believed he recorded many more songs, but only two discs have been found. His influence in early Nepali ustadi tradition remains notable.