Welcome to Nepali Pop Hits, most popular songs from second generation pop singers from 90's. Pop songs in Nepal originated in mid 60s itself with singers like Om Bikram Bista, Harish and even Kumar Basnet. With expection of few notable songs, POP songs (even called western music) couldn't make its presence felt due to heavy dominance of modern songs both by old and new generations of those days.

It wasn't untill early 90's when Crossroad made their debut with Naya Mode, the second generation of Pop music amazingly rose to its pinnacle. With Maya Meri Maya, Sanjay Shrestha and his band brought new wave in the music industry. Following the bagdwon were Sanjeep Pradhan, Bhim Tuladhar, Babin Pradhan, Nepathya, Deepak Bajracharya and many more.

People were experimenting everthing, from soulful blues, jazz, regge to current hip-hop. Kaliprashad, well known lyricsit of Nepal quotes, todays song do have catchy enough tunes but are very low in content.

The Year was 1993, the venue - The City hall. The auditorium full of people - music nite '93 and bands - from Om to Sanjay, everyone was there rocking whole kathmandu.

The crowd echoed so much that the well known folk singer Kumar Basnet could not control himself and sung his 60s - rock n roll twist - Deula Yo joban timi lai nai. The song which was heavily criticized during those days (60's) as influence of hippies ..., got the highest thumbs up in the concert. Not only that, It became the most popluar song in 1993 and was once agian recorded in 1993 by the orignial singer.