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Bhawana Music Solution has premiered a new Lok Dohori song, ‘Mero Yaad Aaunnara’, capturing the essence of love and longing. Released on Feb 14, the song has already garnered around 200,000 views.

The song, featuring vocals by Samikshya Adhikari and Arjun Sapkota, is penned by Bimal Adhikari and composed by Arjun Sapkota. The music arrangement is done by Kamal Saurag, with Kumar Rana handling the mixing and mastering.

Directed by Bimal Adhikari, the music video stars Bimal Adhikari, Anu Bhandari, Ramesh Adhikari, Sanjeev Bishwokarma, and Adhinayak Man Serchan. Cinematography is done by Rajesh Ghimire, while Shiva Paudel takes charge of editing and color grading. Produced under Bhawana Music Films, the song is available on Bhawana Music Solution’s official YouTube channel.

Popular Nepali rock band 1974 AD is set to celebrate its 30th anniversary with a grand musical event, RockYatra-2, in Kathmandu. The event will take place on April 5, Saturday, at the Hyatt Ground, Boudha. More than just a concert, the anniversary event promises to offer an immersive experience catering to audiences of all ages and musical preferences, according to the organizers. 

The event will feature live performances, delectable food stalls, and appearances by renowned celebrities, making it a must-attend occasion for music lovers.

“We aim to create an unforgettable experience for everyone attending this event,” said Anuj Karki, the band’s manager. “We have combined entertainment, culture, and community engagement to make this celebration truly festive for all.”

The 30th-anniversary celebration will showcase performances by top artists, special activities for families, and exclusive festival offers. Whether you’re a music enthusiast, a food lover, or simply looking for a fun-filled day, the event promises something for everyone, as per the organizer.

Tickets for 1974 AD’s 30th-anniversary event are available on eSewa, with special early bird discounts for a limited time.

​Milan Bhattarai, the winner of Mister Tourism Nepal 2024, has traveled to Vietnam to represent Nepal at the Mister Tourism World 2025 competition. He will compete in the event for 10 days, culminating in the grand finale on Feb 18 in Ho Chi Minh City.

Mister Tourism Nepal is a category under the Mister and Miss National competition, in which Bhattarai secured victory earlier this year. According to Dr Santosh Upadhyaya, director of Sunurbi International and the national organizer of Mister and Miss National, Bhattarai will be the first Nepali contestant to participate in Mister Tourism World.

During his time in Vietnam, Bhattarai will visit various locations while showcasing Nepal’s language, culture, and traditional attire. In the National Costume Round, he will wear an outfit representing Nepal’s unification leader, Prithvi Narayan Shah, and the historical attire of that era.

Dr Upadhyaya expressed confidence that Nepal could secure an international title in its debut participation.

Sushila Baral, known for her melodious and soulful voice, has established herself as a prominent singer in the Nepali music industry. She has made a mark in both modern and folk music, continuously pursuing her passion for singing and songwriting.

Her debut song, ‘Juni Juni Timrai Hune Man Cha Hai Maya’, became an instant hit, capturing the emotions of romantic couples and gaining massive popularity on platforms like TikTok and Facebook Reels. Encouraged by its success, Baral released another song, ‘Timile Herera Malai Pugne Bhaye’, where she contributed as a singer, lyricist, and composer.

“With determination and passion, anything is possible. I feel delighted to set an example through my work,” she shared.

From an early age, Baral aspired to become a singer. She would often sing while walking or participate in school cultural programs, performing songs by legendary artists like Narayan Gopal and Bhakta Raj Acharya. Her father, Tikaram Baral, who was a teacher and a music enthusiast, always encouraged her musical journey. “Though my father is no longer with us, I wish he could have heard my songs. That would have meant the world to me,” she expressed.

Baral honed her skills by taking formal music training in Kathmandu. She credits composer Basanta Sapkota for playing a significant role in shaping her career. With millions of views on social media, her songs such as ‘Rato Rato Sarima’, ‘Yo Saas Aljhiyo’, ‘Mayale Herna Kancha’, and ‘Ram Ram Japche’ have received widespread acclaim. Some of her tracks have also been nominated for music awards.

“Initially, it was challenging, but now, with dedication and talent, things have become easier. I will continue to invest my art and voice in Nepali music,” said Baral.

Apart from singing, she is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in music at Padma Kanya Campus. She has won two awards by securing first place in college-level music competitions. Recently, she also composed a song titled ‘Desh Nepal’, which was well-received in a modern song competition. Beyond music, Baral is also engaged in social work, balancing her passion for singing with a commitment to giving back to the community.