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Jiwan Kumar Parajuli professionally known as Jiwan Parajuli is a famous film and Entertainment Journalist & Author from Nepal. He is involved in journalism and has been continuing the work since 2007 AD. On March 19, 2022, Parajuli released a book, Close-up. In the book, Parajuli interviews 61 people related to the Nepali film industry and develops a story from each of them. His non-fictional book is about the multidimensional portrayal of the Nepali film industry through a journalistic lens. Mr. Parajuli is the Immediate Past Vice President of the Film Journalist Association Nepal. In 2007, he started his media career as a technical team member at FM station Radio Upatyaka 87.6MHz in Kathmandu, Nepal. Later on, he started to host some regular film and entertainment shows. He is also the media coordinator of the Film Development Board (Government of Nepal). His interest in films and the entertainment industry made him in a way to work as a professional film journalist. After getting experience with a few other FM stations, national television (Nepal Television), and online portals, he also started his own online news portal "Thuloparda.com". Thuloparda.com, a web portal, and its own YouTube channel Thuloparda TV contribute their service to film and entertainment news content. He has also received recognition for my work. In 2022, he was awarded the "Press Council Beat Journalism Prize" and in 2021, he received the "PIM Nepal Film Festival Excellence in Entertainment Journalism award".

Rabi Malla is a well known Nepali pop singer, songwriter, composer and record producer. He has established himself as a well known celebrity in the Nepali Music Sector. Malla is one of the well paid artist in Nepal being a pop icon of Nepal. He has made a tremendous contribution to the Nepali music industry with his songs, compositions and Lyrics. Malla has given lyrics to different songs also has shared his compositions to other musical artists. He has also sung some songs. For his contribution to the Nepali music, he has been praised by different musical awards. Song "Timro Mayale Badhera Rakha" has been a great hit and liked by many audience which lyrics was composed by him.

Arun Tiwari is a celebrated Nepali lyricist best known for penning timeless and emotionally charged songs that have touched millions. His lyrics—rich in human psychology, deep emotion, and poetic insight—reflect the bittersweet truths of life, love, and solitude. A prime example is his iconic song, "Janminda Eklai, Marda Ni Eklai", sung by Karna Das. The song became a cultural phenomenon and a defining moment in both their careers. Early Life & Inspiration Born on September 21 in Kathmandu, Arun was raised by his late parents Sudhanidhi Tiwari and Lalita Tiwari. From a young age, he was drawn to literature and poetry. He began writing poems during his school years at Shaheed Smarak and Bijaya Smarak schools. Inspired by his uncle, the eminent poet Bhimnidhi Tiwari, Arun’s talent blossomed as he presented his work at various school and national events, often rewarded with notebooks and pens—a testament to his early recognition. Academic Journey Arun completed his higher education at Tri-Chandra Campus, later earning a degree in History from Tribhuvan University. Despite his academic path, it was poetry and songwriting that truly defined his life's purpose. Musical Career & Milestones His songwriting journey began in earnest in 2049 B.S. (1992 A.D.) with the song "Sapana Hainan Mera Najarma" during his college years. Encouraged by friends, he approached composer Tika Bhandari, and the song was later recorded at Music Nepal's Kalikasthan studio by singer Nagendra Shrestha, with a modest budget of NPR 4,000. However, it was his 2058 B.S. song "Janminda Eklai", written in just three minutes, that catapulted him to national fame. In 2059 B.S., Ranjana Cassette Center paid NPR 30,000 for the lyrics—an unprecedented amount at the time for a single song’s words, marking a milestone for lyricists in Nepal. Arun has since written over 1,000 songs, with more than 400 composed and recorded. His work spans themes of heartbreak, romance, reflection, and societal truths. Published Works Albums: Sawan (2054 B.S.) Maya Sabailai (2056 B.S.) Bachnuko Artha (2057 B.S.) Effects (2059 B.S.) Swikaarokti (2061 B.S.) Best of Arun (2065 B.S.) Books: Eklai Eklai (2063 B.S.) Nadhkine Ishwor (2064 B.S.) Selected Poems of Arun (2066 B.S.) Influences & Personal Touches Arun draws inspiration from legendary figures such as Gopal Yonzon, Prakash Sayami, Karna Das, and Gulzar. He shares a fond memory of Prakash Sayami, who once gifted him a wrapped book—“Mera Kuch Saaman” by Gulzar—saying, “You have the flavor of Gulzar. This book is for you.” Arun still treasures that book as a symbol of mentorship and recognition. Legacy Arun Tiwari’s journey from a school poet to one of Nepal’s most respected lyricists is a testament to passion, perseverance, and artistic integrity. Through his heartfelt lyrics and poetic soul, he continues to inspire a new generation of artists and music lovers alike.

Kusum Gajmer was a celebrated Nepali lyricist who made a distinguished contribution to Nepali film music. Born in Darjeeling, India, in Asoj 2002 B.S., she became one of the most influential female songwriters in the industry. Her popular and evergreen songs include “Kasari Bhanu Ma Manko Kura Yo,” “Ke Sochen Malle Ke Bhayo Ahi,” “Mohani Lagla Hai,” “Chiyabarima,” “Reli Khola Bagar,” “Pirati Napap Hundo Raichha,” “Beertako Chino Veerko Santhan,” and “Maya Ke Hola.” Her lyrics enriched classic films such as Kusume Rumal, Lahure, Chino, Behuli, Basuri, and Darpan Chhaya. She was the wife of renowned musician Ranjit Gajmer and mother‑in‑law of filmmaker Tulsi Ghimire.Her memorial day is observed on 18 Jestha 2074 B.S.