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Miss Prabha – SingerMiss Prabha recorded 3 songs in BS 1991 (AD 1934/1935). Although additional information is missing, she remains part of the early generation of Nepali female recording artists.

Asmita Adhikari is a talented Nepali singer known for her participation in “Nepal Idol Season 2.” Here are some key details about her: Birth Date: Asmita was born on 11th September 1996 in Jhapa . Profession: Apart from singing, she is a registered nurse with a BSc. in Nursing . Musical Journey: Asmita’s passion for music began at a young age. She used to sing during her school days and actively participated in inter-school singing competitions . Popular Songs: Some of her well-known songs include: “Maya Basla Besari” “Tyo Juneli Rat” “Chaubandima Sajiyeki” “Galti” . Asmita Adhikari’s journey from Nepal Idol to becoming a playback singer has been remarkable, and her talent continues to resonate with audiences! 🎤

Early Life Karan Rai was born in Jhapa-Nepal and raised in Louisville, Kentucky. From a young age, he showed a keen interest in music and began honing his singing skills. His passion for music led him to participate in various local events and competitions. Career Highlights The Voice of Nepal Season 4: Karan Rai winner of "The Voice of Nepal Season 4". He  gained widespread recognition as a contestant on #TVONS 4. His performances, such as "Hey Nakkali Nakkali," "Siran Ma Photo Chha," and "Him Nadi Jhai Yo Maya," captivated audiences. Popular Songs: Some of his notable songs include "Song Title 1" and "Song Title 2." Social Media Presence: Karan has a strong presence on social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube, where he shares his music and connects with fans. Musical Style Karan Rai's music blends traditional Nepali sounds with contemporary elements, creating a unique and captivating style. His powerful voice and emotive performances have made him a beloved figure in the Nepali music industry.

Dalbahadur (Surname Unknown)Singer/ComposerDalbahadur is considered one of the early contributors to Nepali modern jhyaure and folk‑based recordings, active since around BS 1965 (AD 1908/1909). Archival research shows that he recorded 2 songs in BS 1970 (AD 1913/1914). The song titles and further personal details remain unavailable, but his role in the early recording era is historically significant.