भिडियो हेर्न तल को बक्समा क्लिक गर्नुहोस
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Record: Mr Sanjip Rai (Phoenix Studios)
Edit: Mr Prabin Shrestha
Lead Guitar: Suyesh singh
Bass Guitar: Rajkumar Dangol
Rhythm Guitar: Bhupendra Rawal
Transport: Mr Ramsharan Giri
Director: Ryan karki
This song is dedicate to all the brave Nepalese Army soldiers who laid down their lives in the line of duty.
Few Words from singer: Time has finally come now so that I can thank all of them who had given their heart and soul in brining this piece into being. I take this opportunity to pay my sincere appreciation to Mr Sanjip Rai (Phoenix Studios) who has magically arranged this song. I can’t appreciate more for the outstanding work done dai. I don’t have enough words for Mr Prabin Shrestha for such an outstanding editing; appreciation for the pain, devotion and effort you had put into the work and appreciation for the terrific result, dai! Similarly, my deepest gratitude goes to Suyesh Singh brother for his role as lead guitarist, Rajkumar Dangol for bass, Bhupendra Rawal as rhythm guitarist. You guys are shinning in the video and have done a great job. I would like to thank Mr Ramsharan Giri for assisting in transport; my dearest Laxman K.C Bhai ,Kiran Thapa Sir and Divya for assisting in all matters, My lovely and sweet Bhuntoo for outstanding help throught out the shoot of the video and Mrs Salina Chaulagain sharma (My Sister and Ex Nepalese Army Captain) for helping me with subtitles. You all had been a great support for me; I can’t thank you more.
Above all, I would like to thank My respected Director Mr Ryan Karki for his marvellous direction. I can’t even put down to words as to how grateful I am feeling about your outstanding work.
Lastly, my sincere respect, appreciation and gratefulness goes to My Battalion Shree Kali Prasad Battalion(Engineers) and my organization Nepalese Army for believing in me and supporting me in my endeavour.
I wholeheartedly would like to dedicate this song to all the brave Nepalese Army soldiers who laid down their lives in the line of duty.
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