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This song was echoing in the background when the reviewer climbed the stage of Godabari Sunrise Convention Center in Lalitpur to receive the award for being the best playback singer at the National Music Awards organized by Radio Kantipur last Saturday.

As she took the stage, she heard applause in her honor. When she got the award, she was overjoyed. In that emotional moment, she remembered Baama, who had guided her by the hand in her darkest days. She remembered the creator of the song, Prakash Saput, and actress Kiki Adhikari, who believed and allowed her to sing this song. At the moment of receiving the award, the reviewer's eyes were full of tears. "One was left, that too has been completed," she said proudly.

review She went through a lot of ups and downs at a young age, both in life and in her musical career. Although she did not have to struggle much to become a singer, her struggle was not normal after that. At the age of 13, she had the opportunity to record her first song. She started her musical career by singing playback for the popular film series 'Nai Nabhannu Lo 5'.  

'Where does it come again and turn around

This childhood age...  

review She laughs at the constant recollection of her own song. However, she did not enjoy much of her childhood. After the song became a hit, she suddenly became a 'celebrity' singer at a young age. But she did not enjoy that fame for long.

She fell into a wonderful incident in her life. A society with a patriarchal mindset made it difficult for minors to be reviewed. He was also made uncomfortable to attend public events such as fairs and festivals. His musical career, which was just taking flight, was interrupted.

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Taking a break in the advancing career, accidentally pushed by the society! But it was not fair for him to consider this as a grief and merge himself. In a duet with singer Pashupati Sharma, Sanika's song is, 'Malai bhin cha nayeh pani cha, aut apan dukha ta Jun lai kha kha.'

Sanika sang this song when she was about to run away from the suffering of 'every' person in the world. It seems that his golden days came back from that song. The lyrics of the song 'Bujhin Main Buzhaideu' from the hit movie 'Boksi Ko Ghar' last year came to sing the review. The words of the song sent a thorn through his flesh. The song strongly portrays the same woman as a witch, baby, darling and goddess.

'This song also gave me a strange energy, maybe it is not only my voice, but also a mixture of emotions,' says the review. At that time he thought, 'This song does magic.' Conjured the future of film. It did 'magic' in empowering women.

Meanwhile, in some of the songs he has sung, women's voices can be heard. Sansika thinks, "It is not just a coincidence, it is also a desire." This question comes up again and again in the review. He has not yet been able to get a clear answer. Society does not consider mistakes made by men as mistakes. But even if a woman does not make a mistake, life goes on,'' she sounds displeased.

Reviews that were once stymied by common slurs are no longer disturbing these days. Instead, she is teaching a lesson to those who make rude comments. For some time now, he and another singer Alina Chauhan have been publishing profiles of people who have made rude comments on social media. The resistance of these singers has also been supported by the intellectual class.

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli himself also supported their campaign as 'Courageous Daughters' and wrote, 'The way of these two singers to 'publicize the abusers' in order not to lead the society to the wrong path by encouraging them and to turn them to conscience was right. The tendency of every positive initiative of the society to get scolded is too much. Those who try to do good should not lose heart.'

Until a few years ago, Baama used to wear a tired face and think that the review would be 'What is the name of this tension?' She used to ask her mother, "Mommy, what is this tension?" At that time, she would wander like a bird in the open sky, reviewing all around.

The childhood story of the review is like the break of a song he sings. But she did not get to enjoy much of that childhood. His 'tension' started when he started to feel that the world was against him. I looked at the commenter's profile, there is a husband between his daughters and his wife. Aren't I like that daughter?' she laments, targeting the character who made lewd comments against her. 

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The timing of the review was going well. But, suddenly came 'bad time'. Many days and months have passed since that spasm. For a long time, the weak consciousness of the society that made the victims more victims continued to bite him. In her early days in this field, she was excited to get everyone's love.

At that time, even if one or two good comments came on Facebook, how would it have been for them to lose their hunger and sleep for three days when they were rained with hateful and rude insults? It was never thought that she would have to face such bad behavior for being loved by everyone. Raeksha, who won accolades at a young age, never had to deal with 'tension'. "When good times are always going on, I never thought that bad times would also go on," says Samika.

It took a while to review, now all fans are lost, all viewers are lost. He felt that the world was turning against him. At that time, the pain of being a victim was deep in itself. On top of that, there were obstacles in his professional life. "Somewhere, why did you record a song with such a person, then remove the recorded vocals," she remembers. But no matter how many problems and troubles came, she did not lose courage. Father and mother kept encouraging, 'You are brave, don't lose heart.' How many nights were spent in sleeplessness, how many days were spent in ecstasy. They don't melt, they don't get tired. 

'Anyone else could have done anything, I kept on taking care of myself,' she remembers. One of the darkest moments of life he cannot forget. Sankhuwasabha went to a festival. Stones were pelted on him while he was singing on stage, he was abused.

That day haunted me for many days. That's why even today, when I climb the stage, my heart skips a beat," says Samika. At that time, she thought, 'I would have reached here without losing courage, I can't do it now.' Many cut lakhs – reviews no longer return. I stayed for a month. I came back refreshed. Because I knew tomorrow would be better,” she says.

... The golden days of

reviews are back. These days, she is moving forward with moderation. Don't call him a chicken pox when he goes viral. Not getting tired while walking. I want to have a long race horse. It resonates even in the neighborhood," says Samika excitedly. There was a time, even when climbing the stage, the reviewer used to feel scared. But the dream was to climb the stage. Where hundreds of hands would rise in respect and love for the singers who were singing. 

review The day came to gather the love of the audience by climbing the stage. But there is always love on the stage! These days, from morning to evening, there are reviews. Programs are reduced during the rainy season. But the atmosphere of Teej, which is approaching, has definitely covered the artist. A

review receives more than 8 song recording offers per day. She does up to four. If you do it too much, it will affect your throat. Even the voice had to be preserved, didn't it!'' Saysika laughs. She agreed to take some time out from her busy schedule of song recording to talk. "I wanted to be a singer but I never thought that one day I would be so busy," says Sanika while listing her works.

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Born in Machhapuchhre, Lahachok, Kaski, Samsika was unaware of her melodious voice until she reached class 3. A friend in class used to sing very well. She called the review a song 'Sikier Aau'. Samishka reached home and memorized the entire song.

The next day in the class, the teacher made Sanika and her friend sing at the same time. "Not only my friends and Miss, but I also knew for the first time that I can sing sweetly," recounts Samika. After that, when she heard the songs of her favorite singer in her own voice, she started to get excited. By the time he reached class 6, the dream of the reviewer was to become a singer. To fulfill that dream, he had to struggle a lot and suffer a lot. 

In the age of the Internet, your voice can be heard and seen by the world from home. A video of a song sung by Samika in school uniform reached many people. About 8 years ago, director Vikasraj Acharya and composer Vasant Sapkota of the film 'Nai Nabhannu L 5' liked her voice. Vasantha then offered Samishka for backing vocals. When he entered the studio at the age of 13, he felt alienated. For the first time, headphones have come to my ears, I am singing while sitting in the studio. It was as if I was in a dream,' remembers the reviewer.  The

song was recorded. The song was also released along with the film. The song was well liked but no one noticed the reviews. Later, when his uncle's CD Vijay Adhikari was the winner of "Voice of Nepal", he was welcomed with pomp and fanfare when he reached the village. At that time, Samika also reached there.

My friends who came to interview him have told me that reviews sing. Then they interviewed me too. At that time they were surprised that 'I have my own song'. After that interview went viral, I became known,” recalls Samika.

After that, suggestions for songs started pouring in. She fell in the eyes of music creators and listeners. Sanika, who was singing modern songs, also started singing folk songs. Before that no one thought that she could sing folk songs too.