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Roshan Gurung is a talented Nepali singer known for his heartfelt blend of folk and modern melodies. Originally from Ilam, Nepal, he now resides in Manchester, New Hampshire, where he continues to create music that resonates with emotion and cultural depth. His vocal style is rooted in traditional Nepali sentiment, yet he brings a contemporary flair that appeals across generations. Roshan has captivated audiences with hits like Yahaa Yestai Chha, Bhijla Hai Aashule Pachheuri, Ilamle Samjhayo Maya, and Pachheuri Timro. These songs reflect themes of love, longing, and nostalgia, often wrapped in poetic lyrics and soulful arrangements. His music is widely appreciated for its authenticity and emotional richness, making him a cherished voice in the Nepali music scene. Whether performing live or releasing studio tracks, Roshan Gurung continues to honor his heritage while evolving as a modern artist.

Prakash Ojha is a Nepali singer, actor, and multi‑role film artist known for his contributions to Nepali cinema as a playback singer, music director, lyricist, and performer. His career spans film acting, music direction, songwriting, and co‑production, making him one of the few Nepali artists with credits across multiple creative departments.Deep‑search results confirm his active years from 2006–present, with verified credits in four Nepali films, including acting roles, playback singing, music direction, and lyric writing. His work reflects versatility across modern Nepali film music and character‑driven acting.As an actor, he has appeared in films such as One Way (2015) and Daiko Sasurali (2010), where he also contributed musically. His music direction and playback work in Daiko Sasurali (2010) highlight his dual identity as both a screen performer and a behind‑the‑scenes creative contributor. He also wrote lyrics for the film Dhurbe (2006), marking his entry into Nepali cinema through songwriting.Beyond films, he remains active in digital media through music videos, comedy serials, and Nepali series such as Aama Bina Ko Gaun, where he appears as a performer and creator.

Om Bahadur Sunar, popularly known as Om Sunar, is a distinguished Nepali playback singer, composer, and music producer renowned for his contributions to Nepali folk and classical music. Born on March 16, 1987, in Surkhet, Nepal, he has been a prominent figure in the Nepali music industry since 2009. Early Life and Education Om Sunar hails from a middle-class family in Surkhet, Nepal. He pursued his passion for music academically, completing a Bachelor of Arts in Music from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Tribhuvan University. He is currently advancing his studies with a master's degree in music at the same institution. Musical Career Om Sunar's musical journey commenced with his debut song "Maga Maga Timi K Magchhau Dinchhu Timi Lai Je Magchhau," featured in his first album "Sugandha." Over the years, he has recorded more than 250 songs in both Nepali and Hindi languages. His notable tracks include "Sapne Jo Maine," "Supari Kancho," "Aamaile Bhanthe," "Chandrama Jhai Ramri," "Bariko Patama," "Lahure Sipahi Dai," "Darling," "Adhuro Chhu Ma Timi Bina," and "Buddha Born In Nepal. "Beyond singing, Om Sunar has showcased his versatility by composing and arranging music for over three dozen Nepali films and albums. His expertise spans various genres, with a particular emphasis on folk and classical music. Awards and Honors Om Sunar's exceptional talent has been recognized with numerous awards, including: Best Singer Male at the 3rd Pim Nepal Film Festival (2020) for "Darling" Best Singer of the Year Male (Folk Pop) at the 4th Sagarmatha Music Award (2022) for "Lahure Sipahi Dai" Best Folk Pop Singer (Jury) at the Natyashwor Music Award (2023) for "Columbus Ki Kanchhi" Best Playback Singer at the 4th Nepal Music & Fashion Award (2023) for "Adhuro Chhu Ma Timi Bina" Best Duet Singer at the National Box Office Teej Music Award (2022) for "Bariko Patama" Best Pop Singer at the 3rd Himalayan International Award (2023) for "Yo Man" In addition to these accolades, he has received several honors, such as the National Singer Honor (2020, 2024), Artist & Creator Honor (2022), National Bilakshan Talent Honor (2023), National Film Culture Ratna Honor (2023), National Personality & Talent Honor (2023), Youth Singer Honor (2023), and Spiny Babbler Musicworker Honor (2023). Leadership and Contributions Om Sunar is actively involved in the development of the Nepali music industry. He serves as the President of the Music Research and Development Forum Nepal (MRDF Nepal) and holds honorary memberships in the Film Artists’ worker's Organization Nepal (FAWON) and the Music Video Directors’ Guild Nepal. His commitment to nurturing talent is evident through his role as a judge in various national and international music competitions.

Arjun Kaushal is a seasoned Nepali singer, composer, and lyricist originally from Palpa. His journey into music is as heartfelt as it is inspiring. After a difficult childhood marked by his parents’ separation, he moved with his mother to Gulmi and later to Delhi at just 11 years old, where he worked in a mechanic shop. It was there that his love for music blossomed—he bought a harmonium with his earnings and began teaching himself to play by ear. Returning to Nepal at 15, he enrolled in a singing school in Palpa and eventually made his way to Kathmandu to pursue music more seriously. Despite lacking formal training, Kaushal immersed himself in the craft, learning through practice and collaboration with fellow musicians like Laxmi Neupane and Durga Gurung. His debut album Aaune Dashain Ma (2054 BS) was self-produced but didn’t gain much traction. However, his second album Manai Ta Ho became a regional hit in mid- and far-western Nepal.