In 2008, Nepali Remix industry was at all time high due to numerous discos, pubs and festivals going on. Tracking down the road of nepali remix music is not that too old like Indian remix counterpart. It was in late 90s when 'Non-Stop' bollywood remixes were rocking the nation, so did group of nepali pop singers (Sanjay Shrestha, Raju Lama, Sanjeep Pradhan, etc) tried to revive classic nepali melodies with first Non stop Nepali Remix Ablum - 'Kollywood'. Despite nominal sucess, Remix industry could progress due to lack of Knowledge, DJ equiptements and more importantly the market. It was only in late 2007 with DJ Raju's 'Chyangaba Hoi Chayangba' which did the magic. After its success, DJ Santosh, DJ LX and many more came out with chart toppping old nepali movie songs and got nominal success. Most of the remix songs were popular not due to music but music video. Scantly dressed teen girls would bounce and dangle their body like some strip club and boys just loved them. It was one form of entertainment after closure of dance bars in the city.