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Benisha Poudel, born on August 15, 2001, is a talented Nepali singer hailing from Jhapa District. She gained prominence as a contestant in Season 4 of Nepal Idol and has since become one of the leading voices in Nepal’s music scene. Her debut song, “Aakhaima Laune Gazal Sakiyo,” marked the beginning of her successful singing career. Benisha has lent her melodious voice to over 200 songs, including popular tracks like “Hamro Yo Maya,” “Patuki Bereko,” “Pardaina Pardaina,” and "Jiwan ko Pana". Her talent has been recognized with awards such as the Himalayan International Award and the Music Khabar Music Award. Here are some of Benisha Poudel’s notable songs: Hamro Yo Maya: A blend of folk and pop music. Patuki Bereko: A soulful folk track. Sadhai Yesta Mitha Kura: Another folk gem. Pardaina Pardaina: A melodious tune. Akhaima Laune: A popular pop song. Ea Maya Junkiri: A captivating melody. Sunai Sun ko Tilahari: A delightful composition. Jiwan Ko Pana: A heartfelt song. Benisha’s talent has resonated with audiences, and she continues to make her mark in the Nepali music industry. 🎵

Famous singer, musician, music teacher in Nepali music field. Has been working as a music instructor for many years Works include: Thamel Bazaar, Parda, Ek Lai Sunya Das, Barko Chaya and many more.

Shrijan Lwagun is a Nepali singer whose musical journey began as a participant in Nepali Tara Season 1 (2005), where he emerged as one of the promising young voices of the early reality‑show era. From 2005 to 2015, he remained actively involved in Nepal’s modern and soft‑pop music scene, contributing through studio recordings, stage performances, and digital releases.Known for his youthful tone, clean phrasing, and sentimental modern style, he gradually built a loyal listener base during his active decade in Nepali music.After 2015, Shrijan moved to Sydney, NSW, where he has temporarily paused his musical career to focus on family responsibilities and work. Despite the break, his passion for music remains intact, and there is strong hope among listeners and well‑wishers that he will return to Nepali music with renewed energy and present his melodious songs once again.

Sawan Joshi is a talented Nepali sitar player, composer, and music teacher known for his soulful renditions of Hindustani classical ragas. With a deep foundation in Indian classical music, he has performed at prestigious venues such as the Harmony Nepal Japan concert at Patan Museum, where he played Raga Bageshree alongside tabla maestro Milesh Tandukar. Sawan has spent several years teaching music in Japan, where he continues to promote South Asian classical traditions to international audiences. His performances are marked by meditative depth, melodic clarity, and a strong sense of raga structure. He is also associated with the Society of Classical Music Nepal, contributing to educational sessions and cultural exchange programs.