Madhav Prasad Ghimire

Subash Chandra Dhungel is a renowned Nepali lyricist and songwriter. He has composed nearly 500 songs, with around 80 of them recorded. Some of his notable works include the songs "Chot K Ho Byatha K Ho" sung by Arun Thapa and "Sinki Achara" sung by Ram Thapa. Career Highlights Popular Songs: "Chot K Ho Byatha K Ho," "Sinki Achara," and many more. Collaborations: Worked with various artists, including Arun Thapa and Ram Thapa. Albums: Contributed to numerous albums and music projects. Social Media Presence YouTube: Subash Chandra Dhungel Official Subash Chandra Dhungel continues to inspire many with his lyrical talent and dedication to the Nepali music industry. 🎶

Buddha Bir Lama is a senior Nepali lyricist with more than four decades of contribution to Nepali music, known for his poetic depth, cultural imagery, and emotionally expressive writing. Originally from Ilam and now based in Kathmandu, he is regarded as one of the respected lyricists of his generation.Before entering songwriting, he was also a marathon runner, a discipline that shaped his perseverance and artistic sensitivity. Over the years, he has written hundreds of songs, many of which became widely loved across Nepal.Although his songs are frequently performed in reality shows, live concerts, and digital platforms today, this reflects the general trend of Nepali music culture—once a song becomes popular, it is sung everywhere by many artists. His recognition comes not from repetition in shows, but from the quality, longevity, and emotional strength of his writing.

Bimala Sharma has emerged as a female songwriter in the Nepali music field. Half a dozen of her songs have been recorded and some have been made music videos.

Basu Sashi was a pioneering Nepali poet, playwright, novelist, lyricist, and translator whose creative influence spanned literature, theatre, and cinema. Born on Chaitra 13, 1993 B.S. in Pashupati, Kathmandu, he founded the literary circle Rodi, where he worked alongside Bhupi Sherchan, Krishnabhakta Shrestha, Himanshu Thapa, and Kumar Nepal. Celebrated primarily as a poet, he also excelled in drama, fiction, songwriting, and translation, publishing more than two dozen works in Nepali and Newari. He wrote for the films Maya (2047‑10‑12) and Lobhi‑Papi (2047‑12‑15), the latter being especially associated with his name. He passed away on Chaitra 4, 2049 B.S. at Tata Memorial Hospital in India, and was cremated in Kathmandu the following day.