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Robin is a singer and a professional voice artiste from Nepal. He sings contemporary Nepali songs. Some of his hits include Kun Mandirma Janchhou Yatri, Juni juni lai, Timi yesai lajayew, Harsha le mann and Afai lai bhaar bhayo, among others. He has seven music albums and several hundred singles. The latest albums are Mayalu Aabhaas, Rumaani Bataas, Pareliko Aakaash and Silsila. Mayalu Aabhaas, Rumaani Bataas and Pareliko are cross-border collaborations with a talented team from India. Robin currently lives in Horseheads, New York, USA.

Nishu Sharma is a Nepali singer recognized for her soulful voice, devotional range, and rising presence in modern Nepali music. A student of Xavier International College, she gained national attention through The Voice of Nepal, where her clarity and emotional delivery stood out. In 2026, she lent her voice to the film Paral Ko Aago, performing the song “Udi Jau Bhane Ma Panchhi Hoina”, further establishing her as a promising young vocalist. Active across digital platforms, Sharma continues to build a dedicated audience through heartfelt performances and consistent musical growth.

Mahendra Raj Baral is a Nepali singer known for his melodious romantic and modern songs, earning a strong following across radio, digital platforms, and live performances. His popular tracks include “Timro Yaad,” “Mero Man,” “Suna Suna,” and “Aankha Ko Nani.” Baral has been recognized for his consistent vocal presence in Nepali contemporary music, receiving multiple radio chart placements, stage show honors, and appreciation awards from Nepali cultural organizations in Nepal and abroad. His warm vocal tone and heartfelt delivery continue to make him a favorite among Nepali music listeners.

Himal Sagar is a Nepalese pop and modern singer, music composer and lyricist. Born in Jhapa, he started his singing at the early age of 11 covering songs of noted Bollywood singers – Kumar Sanu, Udit Narayan and Sonu Nigam to name a few. He released his first original music album ‘Relation’ in September 2003.