Anju Panta - Nepali Christian Songs

 Anju Panta is a Nepalese ghazals and playback singer. She sang popular numbers including the title song of Ma Timi Bina Marihaalchhu, Bhun bhun bolyo bhamara of Saput, Dil yo mero dil in Kismat, and Sustari sustari mannma for Darr. Panta sang for 18 films and more than 100 Nepalese songs in duets and solos

 
Here is Some Anju Panta Nepali Christian Song
1. Udi Rahu Udi Rahu Lagyo - Anju Panta || Nepali Christian Song


2. Christian Song Of Anju Pant।। KAHILE BHIDMAA ।।कहिले भिडमा।। 2017/2074


3. TIMRO PREMA LE | New Nepali Christian Song | HCM Nepal Official Music Video 2020 | ANJU PANTA


4. Asambhav Ke Nai Chha Ra || Anju Panta || New Nepali Christian song


5. Sundarta - Anju Panta || Samhaliye ko Jaati (Official Video) || Nepali Christian Song


Anju Panta (Nepaliअन्जु पन्त) is a Nepalese ghazals and playback singer. She sang popular numbers including the title song of Ma Timi Bina MarihaalchhuBhun bhun bolyo bhamara of Saput, Dil yo mero dil in Kismat, and Sustari sustari mannma for Darr. Panta sang for 18 films and more than 100 Nepalese songs in duets and solos.[1][2][3][4]

Rajesh Payal Rai and Anju Panta, Nepalese singer performing live in Sydney in the event organized by NepaliTouch Australia.

Albums[edit]

  • Dute: Gaatha, Koshe Dhunga, Man Uddyo, Samyog with (Jagit Singh)
  • single: "Kampan, Ma Sanga Nahuda"
  • Collections: Kiran, Anurag, Anjuli, Sarathi, Kasam, kina kina, Divorce, sadhana, Sarod, Sameep, Timro khusi, samjhauta, Nirasha, Gopya kura, maya pirati hoina, haar Kasur, Timro maan, Timilainai maya garxu, Amar preem 2, Anamol, Kinara, nayan, Ausadhi, Sharadda, Antar Dhara, meri Priya...more than 5 thousand songs (including albums and films)
  • Various TV serials and advertisements
  • Over 6000 songs

Hindu song controversy[edit]

She was widely criticized on Nepalese social media after news reports on 5 September 2014 claimed that she refused to sing a festival greeting song because Hindu deities were mentioned in the lyrics.[5] Later she denied the allegation saying she had been sick. In 2014 she converted to Christianity from Hinduism.[6][7][8][9]

Awards[edit]

In December 2009, at the 13th Close Up Hits FM Music Award function, she collected most of the titles, including Best Female Vocal Performance and Best Record of the Year for "Nabirse Timilai", her biggest hit to date.[10]

  • Gold medal in all Nepal singing Competition organized by Radio Nepal (2054 B.S.)
  • Gold medal in Sanatan Dharma Bhajan Competition
  • First position in Dharma Sewa Bhajan (2056 B.S.)
  • Uttara Badri Samman (2055 B.S.)
  • Naba Nari Samman (2069 B.S.)
  • Nepal kalakar Samman (2065 B.S.)
  • Radio Resunga Samman (2066 B.S.)
  • Christian Arts Associations Nepal (CAAN Samman 2070 B.S.)
  • Chhinnalata Samman (2066 B.S.)
  • Rastriya Bhibhuti Samman (2070 B.S.)
  • Mahendra Nagar Samman (2066 B.S.)
  • kalakar Samrakshan Manch Samman Patra (2066 B.S.)
  • Hits FM music Award for the best vocal collaboration in 2009-2009-2010-2013 (duet) B.S.
  • Image FM Award for the best vocal in (2063 B.S.)
  • A grade singer in Radio Nepal
  • Naray Gopal Award (2069 B.S.)
  • Best Female Award from kantipuf FM (2064-2065-2066 B.S.)
  • NEFTA KTV film Award (2066 B.S.)
  • Best Female vocal Award From Image FM (2065-2066 B.S.)
  • Excellence Play Back Singer Award Nepal Film development Board (2065-2066 B.S.)
  • Award From Kantipur TV (2065-2066 B.S.)
  • Award From Kalika FM (2066-2067 B.S.)
  • Cine award (2066 B.S.)
  • Annapurna FM Award (2064-2065-2066 B.S.)
  • Box Office Film Award (2067 B.S.)
  • Music Nepal popularity Award (2069 B.S.)
  • Bindabasini Award (2067 B.S.)









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