Samjhana Bhandari

Pandav Sunuwar (पाण्डव सुनुवार) was a celebrated Nepali folk singer and pioneering Radio Nepal RJ, admired for his soulful voice, natural humor, and radio programs that transformed Nepal’s broadcasting culture. Born on 2009 BS Poush 9 in Ragani, Okhaldhunga, he rose from the eastern hills to become one of Nepal’s most beloved musical voices.He entered the music field around 2030 BS with the song “Sapanabhari Hansirahunshu”, and went on to record dozens of evergreen folk hits including “Ainseluko Paat,” “Sakyo Nani,” “Shahrai Jaula Ni,” “Bhijyo Timro Rato Pachhyauri,” “Babari Phoolko Bot,” and many more that remain cultural staples across generations.His duet partnership with Vasudev Munal produced nearly five dozen songs, making them one of the most iconic duos in Nepali folk music history.As a Radio Nepal RJ, Pandab Sunuwar became a household name through programs like Phone‑In, Chautari, Jharna ra Jhankar, Sungabha, Indreni, and others. He is widely credited with introducing Nepal’s first Phone‑In program, a format later adopted by FM and TV stations nationwide. His warm, witty, and emotionally resonant voice made him a national favorite.He authored the book “Aaroh‑Avaroh”, documenting the evolution of Radio Nepal and Nepali broadcasting.Pandab Sunuwar passed away on 2063 BS Asoj 21 at King’s College Hospital, London, while undergoing treatment for liver cirrhosis. His artistic legacy continues through his children, including his son Simosh Sunuwar, a well‑known music video and advertising film director active in Nepal’s contemporary visual and commercial media industry.

Bimal Dangi is a celebrated Nepali folk singer known for his contributions to the genre of lok dohori. He hails from Juphal-07, Dolpa, Nepal, and has made a significant impact on the Nepali music scene with his soulful voice and engaging performances. Some of his popular songs include: “Dilko Bhitta Ma” featuring Bishnu Majhi “Panas Ma Batti Baleko” with Bima Kumari Dura "Timi Gayau Arkaiko Dolima" Bimal Dangi has also been recognized with several prestigious awards, such as the Bindebasini Music Award and Mountain Music Nepal. He continues to entertain and inform audiences about the culture and traditions of his birthplace through his music.

Tilak Bam Malla, also known by his stage name Parivesh, is a Nepali folk-pop singer. He gained popularity in the late 90s with his second Lok Pop album, Parivesh Vol.2, which featured hit songs like Mutu Chune, Bhote Talcha, Haat Ma Rumal, and Chaite Dashain. He is considered a pioneer of the Lok Pop genre in Nepal. Malla has released numerous successful songs and albums, and his music continues to resonate with Nepali audiences. He also owns Parivesh Recording Studio, where he supports talented musicians who want to revolutionize the Nepali music industry. Beyond music, he has been involved in humanitarian efforts, especially during the devastating Nepal earthquake in 2015. If you're interested in his music, you can check out some of his songs like Mero Maya, Bhote Talcha, and Sarara.

Badri Pangeni is a renowned Nepalese folk and dohori singer, celebrated for his contributions to Nepali music. Born in Nawalparasi, Nepal, he later moved to Palpa for his schooling. After completing his School Leaving Certificate, he relocated to Kathmandu in 1998 and worked at Pukar Dohori Sanjh for six years. His first album, "Tansen Kasauli," marked the beginning of his musical journey. Over the years, he has sung more than five dozen songs, including hits like "PN Campus," "Beauty Number One," and "Sasurlima," a duet with Sindhu Malla. Badri Pangeni's music often reflects traditional Nepali culture, making him a prominent figure in the genre. He also served as the president of the Nepal Folk Duet Academy, showcasing his dedication to promoting folk music.