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Early Life Narahari Premee was born in Kushma- Parbat Nepal and developed a passion for music at a young age. He pursued his musical dreams with dedication and hard work, eventually making a name for himself in the Nepali music industry. Career Highlights Debut Song: "Raktadaan Jiwandaan" with Sumina Lo, a motivational song emphasizing the importance of blood donation. Popular Songs: "Timilai Herera" featuring Pragya Adhikari, "Mayale Maryo" with Gayatri Thapa, "Ke Hunchha Khai" with Pragya Adhikari, and "Timilai Nai Samjhirahanchhu" with Pragya Adhikari. Versatility: Known for his versatility in various genres, including romantic, motivational, and traditional Nepali songs. Achievements Chairman at Shruti Sangeet Vidhyalaya: Narahari has been serving as the Chairman at Shruti Sangeet Vidhyalaya in Putalisadak since 2002. Music Instructor: He has been a music instructor, composer, and singer since 2000 AD. Narahari Premee has touched the hearts of millions with his voice and has proven his talent in the Nepali music industry. His dedication to his craft and his ability to connect with his audience have made him a beloved figure in Nepali music. Narahari Premee continues to inspire and entertain his fans with his musical talent and dedication to his craft. 🎶

Sundar Kumar Maharjan is a skilled music instrumentalist. Especially familiar to drum players. He is proficient in many instruments like Madal, Dholak, Guitar etc. He is also a successful music composer.

Ram Thapa (1958–2008) was a pioneering Nepali folk singer, music director, and Radio Nepal presenter known for his humorous and socially conscious songs. Born in Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu, he began his musical career in 1974 and became a 7th Grade Music Director at Radio Nepal. He sang over 150 folk songs and directed music for more than 200, with hits like Thok Na Madal Thok, Timi Yesai Lajayau, and Ritu Haruma Timi, which was ranked 7th by BBC in 2003. He was the first to publish Nepali music books with lyrics and chords, contributing to music education. Ram Thapa also served as a judge on Nepali Tara I & II, mentoring young talent. He passed away in 2008 due to liver disease.