Bijay Thapa

Deeksha J Thapa (also credited as Diksha/Deeksha Thapa) is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and music artist known for her soulful voice, original compositions, and strong presence on digital platforms. Born 1 September 1996 in Dharan, she later completed a BBA in Lalitpur and built a parallel path in music, media, and education.She first came into the public eye as a radio jockey at Classic FM (2013–2015) and a freelance event host, before gaining national recognition by winning Pepsi Voice of Nepal (2014), which launched her into the professional music scene and live circuits in Nepal and abroad. She has since performed at major events including the Pepsi Big Indie Party powered by MTV India in Delhi and shows across India, Australia, China, and Hong Kong, establishing herself as a versatile live performer.As a recording artist, Deeksha is active on YouTube and streaming platforms, where she releases both originals and covers. Notable tracks include “Timro Mero” feat. BaajaBoy (vocal/lyrics/composition by Deeksha), “Indreni” (written, performed, and produced by her), and “Tabar” for the film Prenganj (2022). Her music blends pop, acoustic, and indie sensibilities, often centered around intimate storytelling and guitar‑driven arrangements.Beyond the stage, she is also an educator, involved with Star Kids Daycare/School / Star Kids Montessori, where she works with preschool children—extending her creative energy into early childhood learning.

Sharmila Bardewa is a celebrated Nepali playback and modern singer known for her soft, expressive voice and a career that spans some of the most beloved Nepali melodies of the 90s and 2000s. Her signature hits include “Phoolko Jawaf,” “Aankha Ma Jhaljhali,” “Mero Hajur Lai,” “Aaja Unle,” “Jindagi Yo,” “Duniya Ho,” “Baru Timile,” and “Maile Bhane Gurung Ni Nani.” Bardewa’s songs blend emotional depth with melodic clarity, making her a favorite among radio listeners and film audiences. Her contribution to Nepali pop and playback music remains influential across generations.  

Bishwo Dong is a celebrated Nepali and Tamang singer, composer, songwriter, and arranger known for his vibrant contributions to the Tamang Selo and Lok Pop genres. Born on January 23, 1984, in Kavrepalanchok, Nepal, he grew up in the culturally rich hills of Temal. His musical journey began after completing his SLC in 2055 BS, when he joined Sangeet Sadhana Music School and trained under Kailash Rai and later Aaga Lama. He often collaborates with artists like Sumina Lo, Sashikala Moktan, and Jamuna Yonjan, and his music blends traditional Tamang rhythms with modern arrangements. His studio, Dong Studio, is a hub for his creative productions.

Pabitra Gurung is an emerging Nepali vocalist known for her soulful interpretations of folk, Kauda, and contemporary songs. Born and raised in the scenic hills of Nuwakot, she has steadily built a career through talent, resilience, and a deep love for Nepali music. Early Recognition Her musical journey gained momentum in 2017 when she won the Mr. & Miss Lumbini Talent Competition. This early accolade brought her into the limelight and set the stage for her rise as a promising artist. The Voice of Nepal – Season 4 Pabitra’s national breakthrough came with her participation in The Voice of Nepal Season 4 (2022). Her rendition of "Maan..." originally by Ciney Gurung, captured the attention of judges and audiences alike. Her duet performance with Shanta Bahadur Rai, “Mathi Hai Paryo...,” also gained praise and showcased her emotional depth and vocal versatility.