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Shishir Yogi is a talented Nepali singer, composer, and musician known for his contributions to the music industry. He has released several albums, including Pahichaan (2002), Suskera (2005), Jamkabhet (2005), Aakarsan (2008), Samarpan Unailai (2013), and Mod Mod Maa (2015). Some of his popular songs include "Sarangi," "Manchheko Khoji," "Chautariko," "Aama," and "Bolne Koi Chhaina".

Roshani Sapkota is a Nepali actress best known for her breakout popularity in the classic comedy serial “Hari Bahadur–Madan Bahadur”, where she first gained national recognition. She later became widely loved for her long‑running role as Batuli in the hit series “Harke Haldar,” appearing in more than 700 episodes and establishing herself as one of Nepal’s most familiar television faces.  

Shiva Pariyar is a celebrated Nepali semi‑classical and pop vocalist known for his powerful range and soulful delivery. Active since 2003, he has released multiple acclaimed albums and delivered evergreen hits like Kaha Thiyeu Timi, Sangi, Pilayo Sathile, Dherai Choti Maren Ma Ta, and Alikati Nazar Timro. Trained in classical music, he is skilled in harmonium, tabla, and guitar. Shiva has appeared in dozens of music videos and is widely regarded as one of Nepal’s finest male vocalists. He received the National Music Award for Best Male Vocal Performance, honoring his lasting contribution to Nepali music.

RC Rimal (Ram Chandra Rimal) is a versatile Nepali singer, composer, and music teacher born on June 2, 1990, in Kathmandu, Nepal. Known for his joyful personality and melodious voice, he has made a mark across genres like folk, modern, pop, and playback singing. His music often blends heartfelt lyrics with catchy melodies, resonating with a wide audience. Some of his popular tracks include “Nepali Hami”, “Chaubandi”, “Dekhe Timilai”, and “Dukhaudai Aayo”. Beyond performing, RC Rimal is also respected for mentoring young talent and contributing to the growth of Nepali music through teaching.