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Suresh Adhikari is a famous musician. He has composed more than 15 hundred songs. Suresh initially came to music from singing. He had recorded in 2045, "The moment I killed you, you doli doli chadnu ...". Songs like 'Dharko Sindhur Ta Ke Ho Ra ...' are evergreen. He started film music from 'Maya Namar' in the year 2058. Since then, he has composed music for more than 80 films, including 'Muglan', 'Bandhan' and 'Parkhi Basin'. He started singing in a children's program organized by Radio Nepal in 2039 BS. He received many awards including National Award for National Song and Music, Narayangopal Youth Music Award, Chhinnalata Award. He is also the chairman of the Royalty Collection Society.

Buddha Lama is a talented Nepali playback singer, actor, and model. He gained fame after winning the first season of the Nepali TV series "Nepal Idol" in 2017. Born on November 23, 1997, Buddha has since become a prominent figure in the Nepali music industry. Career Highlights Nepal Idol: Buddha Lama won the first season of "Nepal Idol," which catapulted him to fame. Music: He has released several popular songs, including "Meri Aama," "Lai Bari Lai," and "Saani." Tours: He has performed in various concerts and tours, including the "Nepal Idol Worldwide Tour" from 2017 to 2018.

Melina Rai is Singer at Nepali music industry and most beautiful Nepali singer of beautiful song "Kutu ma Kutu" from Nepali movie "Dui Rupaiyan". Melina Rai is chorus singer and dance teacher, she started getting noticed after giving hits like "Kammar mathi patuki" and "Sirai ma sirbandi". Early Life Melina Rai is originally from Khotang district of Nepal, although she was born in Darjeeling and spent childhood there. Education Melina Rai started her schooling from Darjeeling but the age of 10 while she was in class 3, she moved to Kathmandu with their parents. Music Career

Everest Surya Bohara (born 15 October 1971, Dailekh, Nepal) is a prominent Nepali film director, writer, actor, and lyricist, known for combining strong social themes with mainstream storytelling. He began his artistic journey at 17 in Kathmandu’s theatre scene, where his talent earned him a prestigious one‑year government scholarship at the Royal Nepal Academy to formally study acting and theatre.After becoming one of the busiest stage actors, writers, and directors in Kathmandu, Bohara transitioned into screen work, initially focusing on socially conscious telefilms and low‑budget video projects dealing with issues like tuberculosis, leprosy, and HIV/AIDS. He made a powerful entry into feature films with Agni Parikshya (1990s), a major commercial success that ran over 51 days in cinemas across Nepal, followed by another hit, Kanchha, further cementing his reputation as a bankable and socially aware filmmaker.Over the years, Bohara has directed notable films such as Mutu, Thooli, Bhaire, Hello Jindagi, Shree, and Chameliko Poi, often contributing as writer and lyricist as well. His work has received multiple awards and festival recognitions, including a Best Director nomination at the D Cine Awards for Shree. Today, he is regarded as one of the key creative voices in contemporary Nepali cinema, balancing commercial appeal with human‑centered stories that reflect social realities.