Brijesh Shrestha

Prem Raja Mahat is a renowned Nepali folk singer, songwriter, and musician. Often referred to as the "Elvis of the Himalayas," he has made significant contributions to Nepali folk music since the late 1970s. Some of his timeless classics include Bajho Khet Ma, Paan Ko Paat, and Simsime Panima. He is also known for playing traditional Nepali instruments like the sarangi and madal. Born in Tanahun, Nepal, Prem Raja Mahat faced hardships early in life, losing both parents at a young age. Despite these challenges, he pursued his passion for music and became a celebrated artist. In 1996, he immigrated to the United States, where he continued to create music and even opened a Nepali restaurant in Baltimore

Mahendra Raj Baral is a Nepali singer known for his melodious romantic and modern songs, earning a strong following across radio, digital platforms, and live performances. His popular tracks include “Timro Yaad,” “Mero Man,” “Suna Suna,” and “Aankha Ko Nani.” Baral has been recognized for his consistent vocal presence in Nepali contemporary music, receiving multiple radio chart placements, stage show honors, and appreciation awards from Nepali cultural organizations in Nepal and abroad. His warm vocal tone and heartfelt delivery continue to make him a favorite among Nepali music listeners.

Ratan Subedi is a Nepali singer, comedian, and film actor known for his energetic performances and humorous musical style. Active prominently between 2040–2060 B.S. (1983–2003 A.D.), he appeared in several Nepali films including Aadhi‑Beri, Sapana, Jwala, Apaharan (Ekadeshma), Anartha, Mukundo, Filim, and Nepal Pyaro Cha. Alongside acting, he gained wide popularity as the singer of the hit comedic song “Watti Baler”, which became a staple of stage shows and radio comedy programs. His musical career includes several successful albums, often created in collaboration with Nirmal Raj Paudel, such as Fashion Fashion (7 songs), Maitighar Najau (8 songs), Sansad Dohari – comedy/parody (Gaijatre audio) (7 songs), and Khabardar Hosiyar – comedy/parody (Gaijatre audio) (8 songs). Blending satire, social commentary, and folk humor, Ratan Subedi established himself as a distinctive voice in Nepal’s comedic‑musical tradition and remains a memorable figure in Nepali entertainment

Milesh Tandukar is a highly respected tabla virtuoso, composer, and music educator from Kathmandu, Nepal. A graduate of Prayag Sangeet Samiti, Allahabad, he trained under legendary gurus like Pandit Satya Narayan Chaudhary, Pandit Homnath Upadhyaya, and Pandit Prem Chandra Ojhaiya. He is the founder of the Pandit Satya Narayan Chaudhary Memorial Academy and has performed extensively across Nepal, India, France, and Japan. Milesh is known for his versatility across rhythm instruments including mridanga, dhime, dhol, djimbe, and nagada, and has contributed to albums like Musical Journey to Sindhuli Gadhi and Voiceless Voice. He is a recognized artist on Radio Nepal and Nepal Television, and teaches at institutions like Modern Indian School and Kalanidhi Indira Sangeet Mahavidyalaya.