Yash Kumar

Pratap Das was interested in the music since his early childhood. One day when his school had preparing for the welfare program for his senior. Teachers and program organizer were looking for a singer for this program. So, his friend said that Pratap can sing a song because he is interested in the music. Everyone forced to sing a song on the stage. This was the first stage program where he sang a song. Later, he started to participate in the different musical competition. One of the most popular shows of that time Nepali Tara Season Three was a place which gave him a name in Nepali Music Industry. At that competition, Pratap had become a Third Runner Up. The name Pratap Das became a most popular after started the first season of Nepal’s number one musical reality shows Nepal Idol 2017. He was the second runner-up of this reality show.

Karma Gyalchen Bomzan is a versatile Nepali singer, composer, and lyricist originally from Okayti Mirik, Darjeeling, West Bengal, India. He has been based in Kathmandu since 2010 and has contributed significantly to Nepali music over the past two decades. Career & Achievements Karma Gyalchen Bomzan has composed and sung over 500 songs, spanning genres like folk, romantic, and modern Nepali music. He has also worked as a playback singer for 10 Nepali movie songs, including Megha and Bindas-3. His music often reflects the lifestyle and culture of rural Nepali communities, making his work deeply relatable to audiences. Popular Songs Some of his most well-known songs include: "Baba Ko Topi" – A classic melody song. "Cheena Jana" – A modern pop song. "Aadha Timro Aadha Mero" – A romantic Nepali song. "Dhaka Topi" – A song celebrating Nepali identity. "Aaija Daiba" – A semi-classical song with deep meaning. Awards & Recognition Karma Gyalchen Bomzan has received multiple awards, including: Hits FM Music Awards (2004 & 2005) for ChinJan Vayay Pachhi. Radio Kantipur National Award (2019) for Baba Ko Topi. Tuborg Image Awards (2018, 2019, 2022) for best vocal and best composer.

Basanta Chhetri is recognized as a melodious vocalist, sensitive composer, and prolific music director in Nepali modern music. Active since the 1950s, he has devoted his life to musical practice and has directed music for hundreds of songs across folk, modern, and classical genres. His early works such as Premko Geet, Sapana, and Maya established his artistic identity. His compositions explore themes of love, life, society, nature, spirituality, and patriotism, enriched with deep emotional FEELING and AURA. As a mentor and inspiration to younger generations, Chhetri has played a vital role in expanding Nepali music at both national and international levels.

Ranu Devi Adhikari (1936–2020) holds the distinction of being the first female singer of Radio Nepal. Born in Birgunj, Nepal, she grew up in Benaras, India, and later became a prominent figure in Nepal's music and political spheres. Her revolutionary songs, such as "Jaago Nepali," were instrumental in inspiring the movement against the Rana regime. She began her singing career with Prajatantra Nepal Radio in Biratnagar, which later became Radio Nepal. Despite societal challenges, she pursued her passion for music and education, eventually earning a Master's degree. Ranu Devi also worked as a teacher and remained a source of inspiration for many.