Manoj Khadka

Deep Tuladhar is a legendary Nepali sound engineer, music producer, and playback singer whose career spans nearly four decades. He has worked behind the scenes on over 15,000 songs, shaping the sonic identity of modern Nepali music across genres—from folk and pop to film soundtracks. He is best known for his contributions to iconic films like Balidaan (1997), where he served as a playback singer, and Thuldai (1999), where he worked as a sound recordist and music technician. His technical expertise and artistic sensibility have made him a go-to figure for generations of Nepali musicians and filmmakers. In addition to his studio work, Tuladhar has also released devotional and cover songs, such as Dakshinkali Bhajan and a tribute to Mohammad Rafi titled Ek Haseen Sham Ko. His recent appearance on the Mhendolafole Podcast offered a rare glimpse into his journey, challenges, and the evolution of sound design in Nepal.

Purnima Lama is a talented Nepali singer known for her captivating voice and engaging performances. She has made significant contributions to the Nepali music industry with her soulful renditions and unique style. Career Highlights Popular Songs: Some of her notable songs include "Phool Bhanau Jindagi," "Dada Pari Mero Maya," "Sacho Maya," "Mutu Jali Kharani Bho," and "Eklo Bhaye Ma". Music Videos: Purnima has released several music videos that have gained popularity on platforms like YouTube. Awards: She has received recognition for her work, including the Bindhwasini Music Award and the Dohori Pratishthan honor

Satyakala Rai is a talented Nepali singer known for her rich vocals and heartfelt interpretations across folk, pop, and film music. Active since the early 2000s, she has captivated audiences with her ability to convey deep emotion through melody. Her popular songs include: Daiba Kasam Sake Joban Diula Maya (from Kandetar) Koshi Bagar Winaayo Ko Dhun Runchhani Mero Man Timi Ma Sanga Nabolne Are ID Cardai Le She has released albums like Dharapani Ma, Gunaso, and Phool Fulyo Baisama, and continues to be a prominent voice in both studio recordings and live performances.

Professor Bala Prasad – Singer/MusicianProfessor Bala Prasad has 2 recorded songs from BS 1989 (AD 1932/1933) documented in researcher archives. No further details are available, but he stands out as one of the rare early recording artists carrying an academic title.