Mr. Sunil Lama is a highly respected and multi-talented figure in Nepal — celebrated as a singer, actor, music composer, social worker, influencer, broadcaster, journalist, and a prominent politician. With his versatile talents and unwavering dedication, he has left an indelible mark in the fields of music, cinema, media, and social service. His career is a true testament to how art, culture, and leadership can merge to inspire and empower communities.

For nearly a decade, Mr. Lama hosted and produced the iconic Tamang cultural television program “Mhendola Fole” on the prestigious national channel NTV PLUS. Through this platform, he became a powerful voice for the preservation and promotion of Tamang language, traditions, and heritage, bringing authentic cultural narratives into the homes of millions. His skills as a broadcaster and presenter earned him respect not only for his eloquence but also for his ability to connect with audiences of all backgrounds.

Beyond his television career, Mr. Lama has acted in several acclaimed Tamang films, where his performances were praised for their depth and authenticity. In recent days, he has also been actively hosting podcasts dedicated to community welfare —  encompassing a broad range of topics, including Nepal’s current political affairs, religious beliefs, and other issues of national and cultural importance. As a music composer and singer, he has created songs that blend tradition with contemporary appeal, touching the hearts of listeners and becoming a cultural bridge for younger generations. His artistry reflects a deep commitment to storytelling — whether through melodies, lyrics, or the silver screen.

In addition to his artistic endeavors, Mr. Lama is an influential social worker and politician. His dedication to community welfare is evident through various initiatives aimed at uplifting marginalized groups, promoting education, and advocating for cultural rights. His influence extends beyond entertainment into leadership and activism, where he continues to serve as a role model for those who aspire to bring positive change through both art and public service.