Madhav Prasad Ghimire

Viplob Pratik is a Nepali poet, lyricist, novelist, and editor known for his socially conscious poetry, modern Nepali lyrics, and editorial contributions to contemporary literature. Active since the late 1990s, he has published acclaimed poetry collections, novels, and lyrical works that explore themes of identity, politics, human emotion, and cultural transformation. His writing blends sharp observation with lyrical depth, establishing him as a distinctive voice in modern Nepali literature.

Ratna Shumsher Thapa (1939–2020) was a distinguished Nepali poet and lyricist, renowned for his significant contributions to Nepali music and literature. Born on July 31, 1939, in Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu, he began his poetic journey in 1951. Over his prolific career, Thapa penned numerous timeless songs that have become integral to Nepali culture. Notable Works: "Aankhako Bhaka Ankhaile" "Swargaki Rani" "Kunjama Gunjiyo" "Bho Bho Nasodha" "Madhumas Yo Dilko" "Ye Kanchha Thattaima" "Bichodko Pida" "Sero Fero Mero" "Ghumtima Naau Hai" "Jaga Lamka Chamka Hai Naujawan Ho" His lyrics often explored themes of love, separation, and human emotions, resonating deeply with audiences. One of his most celebrated collaborations was with the legendary singer Narayan Gopal on the song "Swargaki Rani," which remains a classic in Nepali music. Awards and Recognition: Thapa's literary excellence earned him several prestigious awards, including the Jagadamba Shree Puraskar and the Bhupi Poetry Award. Passing: Ratna Shumsher Thapa passed away on May 28, 2020, at the age of 80, due to pneumonia. His demise marked the end of an era in Nepali literature and music, but his legacy continues to inspire artists and music lovers.

Dhanendra Bimal is a respected Nepali lyricist and cultural contributor known for his thoughtful, expressive songwriting rooted in Nepali poetic tradition. His work reflects emotional depth, social sensitivity, and a refined command of language, making him a recognized name in the field of Nepali music and literature.Alongside his creative career, he served in a significant administrative role as the Deputy Executive Director, where he contributed to institutional development, cultural promotion, and organizational leadership. After a long and dedicated tenure, he retired in 2074 BS, marking the completion of a distinguished public‑service career.

Buddha Bir Lama is a senior Nepali lyricist with more than four decades of contribution to Nepali music, known for his poetic depth, cultural imagery, and emotionally expressive writing. Originally from Ilam and now based in Kathmandu, he is regarded as one of the respected lyricists of his generation.Before entering songwriting, he was also a marathon runner, a discipline that shaped his perseverance and artistic sensitivity. Over the years, he has written hundreds of songs, many of which became widely loved across Nepal.Although his songs are frequently performed in reality shows, live concerts, and digital platforms today, this reflects the general trend of Nepali music culture—once a song becomes popular, it is sung everywhere by many artists. His recognition comes not from repetition in shows, but from the quality, longevity, and emotional strength of his writing.