Saruk Sundas

Suniti Adhikari The Singer The human voice is the organ of the soul and when adorned with lyrics & music stirs many a soul, beyond all, whether material or abstract. But this voice too, needs a human face with an expression that can evoke a million emotions and transport the listeners unto a trance. Such is the voice of Suniti Adhikari, Nepal’s face for blissful and pure singing. It is this very voice that sang “Bahaar Sangai” and swept across like a pleasant breeze, a breath of fresh air in the world of Nepali music way back in 2006. Her magnetic persona and hypnotic voice, warms the hearts of millions of music fans in Nepal, in fact worldwide

Avinash Ghising is a well-known singer, music composer, and lyricist in the Nepali music scene. His musical journey began in 1998, and since then, he has released an impressive seven solo albums. Avinash’s soulful voice and heartfelt compositions have touched the hearts of listeners across Nepal. Notable Works and Collaborations: Avinash has worked on various projects, both as a solo artist and in collaboration with other musicians. His songs resonate with themes of love, longing, and life’s emotions. While I can’t provide verbatim lyrics, I encourage you to explore his music to experience the depth of his artistry. Top Avinash Ghising Songs: “Sunko Bala”: This collaboration with Ram Chandra Kafle garnered over 2.3 million views on YouTube. The fusion of their voices creates a memorable track that lingers in the hearts of listeners. 🎵 “Lhasako Chiso”: Featuring Raju Lama and Prashna Shakya, this song beautifully blends their voices. It has received around 143,000 views on YouTube. 🌟 “Jyanlai Maile (Ho Ni Ho)”: Avinash collaborated with Jyoti Lama for this heartfelt track. While it may not have as many views, its emotional depth is worth exploring. 💔 “Othako Sahichhap”: A romantic pop song featuring Avinash Ghising and Chhulthim Dolma Gurung. It’s a delightful addition to his repertoire. 🌹

Ramkrishna Dhakal is a very famous young musical artist or more specifically a singer (of modern-flavored songs) from Nepal. He started his musical carrier since his early childhood by singing famous songs by Narayan Gopal - also known as Swor-samrat (= Emperor of Voice). During his early period he struggled by singing amongst his group but after he got a break he established himself as one of the best Nepali singers. He rose to fame with his song "Orali lageko harin ko chhal bho". . People were impressed by his singing ability and voice (although not mature). He modelled his singing style after Narayan Gopal; Dhakal acknowledges that he is a big fan of the late maestro. It would be fair to say that he benefitted from the void left by Narayan Gopal's death. People were looking for some one to fill the void. In fact, they were looking for the next Narayan Gopal. He has been successful so far. He has released several very popular albums of modern songs/ghazals (adhunik geet). All his album names so far have started with the letter "A". Aashish, Aashirbad, Asha, Aroha, Aashraye, Adhar, and Aagraha. Among them, Aasha is the most popular album. Apart from adhunik geet, he has also sung bhajans and patriotic songs (rastriya geet) and many film songs. RamKrishna Dhakal also acted in (a lead role) in a Nepali film, Aashirbad. The story was based or inspired by his own personal story of struggle and his rise to fame helped by his god-father Gopal Karmacharya.

Bhutukkai Khutrukkai” is a lively and energetic song performed by Nirajan Kadel, brought to life through the lyrical collaboration of Sanjog Gautam and Bimal Sharma Kandel, with music composed by Gautam himself. The arrangement by Udayraj Poudel gives the track its rhythmic charm, while the vocal recording by Biplav Adhikari at Melody Nepal Studio captures Kadel’s expressive delivery. The audio receives its final polish through the mix and master by Shyamswet Rasaili at Prism Studio, supported by mixing assistant Kiran Bishwakarma.The music video features Saroj Rana Praja and Aava Thapa, with Manoj Joshi serving as H.O.P. and Sarita Magar handling makeup. Visually, the project benefits from drone work by Surya Lama, cinematography by Faraj Arpan, and operative camera work by @Bishalthapaofficial. The editing and color grading by Dinson Shah enhance the video’s vibrant tone, while Dawa Bal Tamang’s choreography adds dynamic movement to the narrative. The entire production comes together under the direction of Ganesh Shahi, creating a visually engaging and musically memorable presentation.