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Sarun Tamrakar is a Nepali singer, songwriter, guitarist, and the lead vocalist of the iconic pop‑rock band The Uglyz. Known for his melodic voice and heartfelt compositions, he has delivered beloved songs such as “Aaudai Jadai,” “Maya Ko Aakash,” “Mutu Bhari,” and “Timro Lagi.” Active for over two decades, Sarun continues to shape Nepal’s pop‑rock sound through expressive storytelling, nostalgic melodies, and his signature blend of acoustic and modern rock elements.

Sarita Shahi is a Nepali singer whose musical journey began in 2010, evolving from folk roots to a versatile presence in modern Nepali music. Her debut album “Sufal” (2011) marked her entry into the professional music scene, establishing her as a melodically expressive vocalist with a strong command over both traditional and contemporary styles.Over the years, Shahi has contributed her voice to numerous collection albums, lending her signature soft‑melodic tone to a wide range of folk, lok‑pop, and modern sentimental songs. Her ability to adapt across genres has made her a consistent and recognizable voice in Nepal’s evolving music landscape.Active in studio recordings and live performances, she continues to engage audiences with her heartfelt singing, stage confidence, and stylistic blend of folk authenticity and modern musical sensibility.

Samjhana Oli is a Nepali singer known for her expressive vocal style and growing presence in modern and folk‑influenced Nepali music. Active in studio recordings, live performances, and collaborative projects, she has built a reputation for delivering emotionally rich songs that blend contemporary melody with traditional Nepali musical textures. Her clear vocal tone and confident stage presence have helped her connect with audiences across Nepal and the diaspora.Oli continues to expand her musical footprint through digital releases, music videos, and live shows, establishing herself as a promising voice in Nepal’s evolving music landscape.

Aagantuk Kharel was born on 14th December in Shankhuwasabha, Nepal, as the youngest daughter of Krishna Prasad Kharel and Jeevan Kumari Kharel. She has one brother and four sisters. Growing up, Aagantuk was mischievous and loved singing and dancing, often participating in school programs. She completed her education in Amradas School, Kanya School, and Dharan Secondary School before moving to Kathmandu to finish her +2 at Nobel Academy and B.A. from Pashupati Campus. Aagantuk decided to pursue music after completing her S.L.C., joining Dorieme for 5 years and learning from Guru Dev Kamant, Bhanu Bhakta, and Bijay Singh Munal. In 2002, she recorded her first song "Tipera Fakyau Phul Ko Thunga," and in 2006, she released her debut album "Ban Ma Fulyo Ful," followed by her second album "Bayer Botai Ma" in 2009. She is currently working on her third album, "Aachal Ko Agaman," dedicated to her daughter Aachal. Beyond music, Aagantuk enjoys spending time with her daughter, practicing vocals, and writing songs. She loves traveling with her family and values honesty and generosity.