Sunita Dulal

Sunita Dulal is a renowned Nepali singer known for her contributions to folk, modern folk, and Teej songs. Born in Kathmandu, Nepal, with family roots in Ramechhap, she showed an early interest in music and participated in school and local cultural programs, which laid the foundation for her musical journey. Over the past two decades, she has recorded over 200 songs and earned widespread recognition for her melodious voice and authentic singing style, especially in Teej songs, earning her the title of the “Teej Queen.” Some of her most popular songs include Ekopatka Teejma, Cheli, Mangalmai Hos, and Mero Mutu, which have garnered millions of views on YouTube. Sunita has performed internationally in countries such as the USA, Australia, Europe, South Korea, and the UAE, representing Nepali music and culture abroad. She recently got married and is embracing her new chapter in life while continuing her flourishing musical career. In addition to her singing, she actively participates in social causes, including disaster relief and cultural preservation. Her dedication, talent, and contributions to Nepali folk and Teej music have made her one of the most respected and beloved voices in Nepal and among Nepali communities worldwide.