Ramesh Pathak

Born on December 11 in Kathmandu, Nepal, to Devendra Prasad Bhatta and Tara Devi Bhatta, Manzayashree Bhatta was raised in the Samakhusi area of Kathmandu. Despite having no formal musical training, she discovered her innate singing talent early on, considering it a divine gift. Her musical journey commenced in 2004 with the recording of her debut song, “Sinduri Sanjh Ma”, composed by her sister Anusha and penned by her brother Rajan. In 2005, she released her first album, “Magnet”, marking her official entry into the Nepali music industry. Her mother has been a significant source of inspiration throughout her musical endeavors. One of her notable songs, “Timlai Samjhiye”, gained popularity among listeners and media, further establishing her presence in the music scene. In 2024, Manzayashree achieved international recognition with the release of her single “Jhyain”, a collaborative Indo-Nepali fusion track featuring Bollywood singer Dev Negi. The song was showcased at Times Square in New York City, symbolizing a significant milestone in her career. The music video, directed by renowned cinematographer Binod Pradhan, was filmed at Mumbai's Imperial Palace and featured choreography by the acclaimed duo Bosco-Caesar. The track has garnered over 84.5 million views on YouTube, highlighting its global appeal .

Phatteman Rajbhandari (1936 – 9 September 2013) was a legendary Nepali classical and modern singer, celebrated for his unmatched vocal purity, mastery of raag, and disciplined musical artistry. Born in Lalitpur, he began his professional musical journey in 1951 after joining Radio Nepal, where his deep, resonant voice quickly became a national standard of excellence. Known for timeless recordings such as Yesto Pani Hudo Raichha, he remained a central figure in shaping Nepal’s classical‑based modern music tradition. Honored with major national awards including Chinnalata Puraskar and Gorkha Dakshin Bahu, Phatteman’s legacy continues to inspire generations of Nepali vocalists and music learners.

Om Bikram Bista (ॐ विक्रम विष्ट) is a pioneering Nepali musician, singer, and composer widely celebrated as Nepal’s “King of Pop.” Emerging in the 1970s and rising to national fame through his modern, youth‑oriented sound, he helped introduce Western‑influenced pop music to Nepal’s mainstream. His energetic vocals, melodic compositions, and charismatic stage presence made him one of the most influential figures in Nepali contemporary music. With a career spanning decades, Bista’s songs remain timeless, and his contribution continues to shape the identity and evolution of Nepali pop culture.

Yaman Shrestha is a Nepali singer, lyricist, music composer, and performer known for his early start in music and his creative roots in a legendary comedy family. The son of iconic comedian Madan Krishna Shrestha, Yaman began composing music as a pre‑teen for telefilms such as “Ra” and “Laxmi”, where classical maestro Nararaj Dhakal performed his compositions. His musical catalog includes albums like U & Me (1998) and popular songs such as “Yi Aankhale,” “Udi Gayo,” “Hamro Desh Nepal,” and “2081 Gaijatra”.He has also contributed to Nepali cinema, with credits in films including Chhakka Panja 3 (2018), Daal Bhat Tarkari (2019), and Karma (2022).