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Sanjeev Singh is a One of the most popular and soulful pop singers in Nepal. His soul touching songs like Chulesima, Meri Maya, Gori Eta Sunana, Ramailo Cha Yo Sanjha, etc. are still on the lips of many music lovers. Sanjeev Singh is a good singer as well as a good songwriter and musician. He creates the lyrics and music compositions he needs. Most of the songs he sings have his own words and music. He went to UK, leaving Nepal, for his personal reasons, however, his passion for music could not let him stay too long. He came back to cater his new creation among his fans who had been desperately waiting to hear him sing again. Since Sanjeev came to Nepal, he has been involved in regular music activities to make fans happy with his music.

Poornima Shrestha, born Sushma Shrestha, is a celebrated Bollywood playback singer of Nepali Newar heritage whose voice defined several eras of South Asian music. Rising to fame as a child artist with hits like Hai Na Bolo Bolo and Tera Mujhse Hai Pehle, she later delivered chart‑toppers such as Kya Hua Tera Wada, earning multiple Filmfare nominations. Alongside her Indian career, she contributed significantly to Nepali music, singing beloved songs like “Ali Ali Haar Ho” (Sindoor), “Mero Maya Basyo Timro Mutuma”, “Jati Maya Laye Pani”, and several modern Nepali pop‑influenced tracks. With a career spanning five decades, Poornima remains one of the most enduring, versatile, and culturally connected voices in the region.  

Aditya Narayan Jha is an Indian playback singer, actor, and television host known for his work in Hindi cinema and music reality shows. Although he comes from a Nepali‑origin musical family and is the son of legendary Nepali‑Indian playback singer Udit Narayan Jha, Aditya himself has not been documented as a playback singer in Nepali films. His musical presence is primarily in Bollywood, independent Hindi music, and television performances.As a child artist, he gained recognition with songs like “Chhota Baccha Jaan Ke” (Masoom, 1996) and later became widely known as the long‑time host of Indian Idol. While he has performed Nepali lines informally on stage and in cultural events, no verified Nepali film playback songs are listed in official music archives or Nepali film databases.

(Playback Singer • Actress • Choreographer • Chief Assistant Director • Golden‑Era Voice of Nepali Cinema)Bharati Ghimire (also credited as Bharati Gajmer) is one of the most prolific and respected female playback singers of Nepali cinema’s golden era (1980s–1990s). Active since 1981, she has contributed vocals to more than 20+ classic Nepali films, including Basudev, Kusume Rumal, Lahure, Deuta, Dakshina, Chino, Rahar, and Dui Thopa Aansu. Her voice—soft, expressive, and emotionally rich—became a defining sound of Nepali film music for two decades.Beyond singing, Bharati Ghimire also worked as an actress, choreographer, and chief assistant director, making her one of the few multi‑disciplinary female artists of her generation.