Rajan Thakuri

Krishna Sudha Dhungana, born on February 19, 1960, in Lamjung, Nepal, is a celebrated folk singer known for her contributions to Nepali music. Some of her popular songs include: Paanko Paat – A beloved folk song cherished by many. Dhaka Topi Mailo – A classic track Sanu Maya – A heartfelt melody. Salala Madi Marsyangdi – Featured in her Chandiko Mohor album,

Jalu Gurung is a Nepali singer and dancer known for her contributions to Nepali folk music and stage performances. Through her involvement in cultural programs, folk music recordings, and live stage shows, she established herself as a versatile performer who skillfully combined singing and dancing.She has been associated with the Nepal Purba Prahari Kalakar Sangh (Nepal Ex-Police Artists Association), contributing to various cultural and musical activities organized by the institution. Over the years, she has performed numerous folk and traditional songs, some of which are available on digital platforms including YouTube, helping preserve and promote Nepal's rich musical heritage.

Prakash Saput Known for his modern folk songs, most recently the hugely popular ‘Galbandi’, Prakash Saput is an artist of many talents – singer, composer, song writer, and producer. In the music field since the last one and half decades, he is most famed for his ‘Dohori Battles’, a modern rendition of the traditional ‘Dohori’ songs where one party sings and the other indulges in witty ripostes and repartees.

Ustad Sahila, born (Asta Man Shrestha) in Asaar 1951, was a pioneering figure in Nepali folk‑based musical innovation. Known for introducing a fresh dimension to Nepali lok‑laya, he blended traditional rhythms with expressive vocal phrasing that made his songs deeply memorable. He trained in Kolkata under respected maestros Pandit Laxmikanta, Ustad Surya Mishra, and Ustad Shiva, gaining a strong classical foundation that shaped his unique style. In 1990 B.S., he recorded his songs in Kolkata, producing seven gramophone discs, a rare achievement for a Nepali artist of his era. His popular songs include “Kalo Theki Naran Kali Kathako”, which remains a beloved folk classic. Ustad Sahila passed away on Magh 15, 2013, leaving behind an important musical legacy.