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Sunita Dulal is a well-known Nepalese folk singer, born on November 28, 1985, in Jalbire, Nepal. She has been active in the music industry since 2009, performing traditional Nepali folk songs, festive tunes, and modern compositions. Over the years, she has released multiple albums, including "Mero Hajur" and "Nachau Sarara", which feature popular Teej festival songs. Apart from singing, Sunita Dulal is also involved in acting, television presenting, and modeling. She has traveled extensively, performing across the United States, Europe, South Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and several Middle Eastern countries.

Kishan Gurung, affectionately known as Kris, is a Nepali folk-pop singer known for his evocative voice, heartfelt lyrics, and emotional storytelling. Though born in Punjab, India, Gurung was raised in Nepal from the age of two, where his connection to the country’s culture and music deeply shaped his artistic identity. While his early life revolved around sports and a carefree youth, it was music that ultimately defined his path. His passion for singing emerged later in life, but once discovered, it quickly became the driving force of his creative journey. After settling in Gongabu, Kathmandu, he immersed himself in the local music scene, refining his craft and finding his unique voice. Musical Style and Themes As a folk-pop artist, Gurung blends traditional Nepali melodies with contemporary pop influences. His music often explores themes of love, longing, village life, and emotional resilience, resonating with listeners across generations. His ability to capture both nostalgia and modernity makes his songs deeply relatable and enduring.

Dwarika Lal Joshi is a respected Nepali folk singer known for his powerful, earthy vocal style and his contribution to preserving authentic Nepali lok‑geet. He first gained national recognition as one of the early recording voices of the iconic folk tune Resham Firiri, helping bring traditional melodies into mainstream listening. Joshi’s heartfelt delivery in songs like Maiti Ghar Timro Haina and the lively Dhanga Maruni Bhamcha has strengthened his reputation as a singer deeply rooted in cultural storytelling. His music blends emotional depth with rural folk rhythms, making his work popular across generations. Through decades of dedication, Joshi has contributed significantly to documenting, performing, and promoting Nepal’s folk heritage on stage and in recordings.

Lok Bahadur Chhetri is a Nepali folk singer known for his expressive voice and his contribution to preserving rural lok‑geet traditions. Active across several decades, he became recognized for songs rooted in migration, village life, and the emotional landscape of Nepali communities. His popular songs include “Sirima Siri Batas Chalyo,” “Lamjung Jilla,” “Ramdi Mathi Lek‑Nabhani Bhayena,” “Binayi Khola Aaudai Gara,” “Gham Jhulkida Salla Dhupaile,” and “Gaiko Charan.” His albums such as Himal Pachhadi, Sirima Siri Batasai Chalyo, and Gai Ko Charan strengthened his legacy as a beloved folk voice.