भिडियो हेर्न तलको विज्ञापनलाई हटाउनुहोस
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As the private television stations came into existence in the later half of the last 10 years, the phenomena of music videos came with a bang. MTV hasn’t come in Nepal (and can’t be expected any time soon) but for Nepalese audience the music was no more a thing to be listened, it was something to be seen. For the growing music industry, music videos also turned out to be a great marketing tool to sell the audio cassettes and CDs. For singers, music videos were a magic means of being a celebrity: if you are appearing in the video, you are on your way to become a star.As a reporter responsible for overseeing the Arts and Style section of Kantipur daily it is part of life for me to meet singers, actors and other celebrities of Nepali society. Two weeks ago I decided to invite three of the most happening singers in current Nepali musical scenario- Jabeek, Rajeev Lohani and Babu Bogati -to talk about their new life and stardom. One song was enough for Jabeek to be a star where as the Baleko Aago from his first album tune made Rajeev a popular singer. Babu’s first album that came to market five years ago was a flop but he learned some hard lessons and hit the TV screens last year with the music video of the song titled Sannani…lauri le thyakka thyakka and became popular even among children. -
भिडियो हेर्न तलको विज्ञापनलाई हटाउनुहोस
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