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Sagar Sharad Adhikari is a singer and music composer from Dang, Nepal, known for his melodic sensibility and heartfelt contemporary Nepali compositions. Emerging as a promising voice in the modern music scene, he has created songs that blend emotional depth with clean, expressive arrangements. His notable works include “Timro Yaad,” “Mero Man,” “Aankha Bhari,” and “Saano Saano Kura,” which highlight his warm vocal tone and lyrical sincerity. Adhikari continues to expand his musical footprint through studio recordings, collaborations, and live performances, establishing himself as a rising creator with a distinct artistic identity.

Razan Chaudhari is a Nepali lead guitarist known for his versatile playing across studio recordings, live concerts, and collaborative music projects. Skilled in both electric and acoustic styles, he contributes melodic lead lines, clean arrangements, and modern Nepali guitar textures to a wide range of musical settings.Active in various recording studios, Razan has worked as a session guitarist supporting artists with guitar tracking, arrangement ideas, and performance‑ready compositions. His experience extends to reality‑show stages, where he performs as part of live bands, delivering reliable accompaniment in high‑pressure broadcast environments

Nischal Basnet is a celebrated Nepali director, actor, writer, and playback singer known for revolutionizing modern Nepali cinema. Born on January 17, 1980, in Birtamod, Jhapa, he studied film at Oscar International College. His directorial debut Loot (2012) became a cult hit, followed by acclaimed films like Talakjung vs Tulke (2014) and Loot 2 (2017). As an actor, he starred in Kabaddi Kabaddi, Dui Rupaiyan, and Prasad. Known for blending realism, dark humor, and social commentary, Basnet is married to actress Swastima Khadka. His work continues to shape the narrative and technical evolution of Nepali cinema.

Prem Rana Autari is a renowned Nepali flutist celebrated for his classical foundation, global performances, and lifelong dedication to Nepali music. Born with a natural affinity for melody, he began exploring musical scales at the age of ten and traveled to India at twelve to study classical flute under world‑famous maestro Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia. His six years of rigorous training shaped the technical mastery and expressive depth that later defined his signature sound.Autari made his professional debut at fifteen with an orchestral ensemble in Bombay, performing in the vibrant center of Indian film music. He went on to work with All India Radio, gaining recognition for his refined tone and versatility. Returning to Nepal at twenty, he devoted himself to elevating Nepali music, serving nine years at Radio Nepal and ten years at the Royal Nepal Academy, where he became a leading figure in instrumental performance and musical education.He later performed worldwide with the classical ensemble Sursudha, representing Nepal on international stages, including as a soloist at the World Expo in Australia (2000). His artistry blends classical discipline with Nepali melodic sensibility, making him one of the most respected flutists of his generation.