Karma Sing Lama
| Karma Sing Lama | |
|---|---|
| Born | 28 June 1984 Saping-1,Kavre |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| 👩 Spouse(s) | Ganesh Bahadur Lama |
Karma Sing Lama (Nepali: कर्मा लामा)[1] is a television presenter, actor, director and producer. He is currently an executive producer in Anarba Prasaran Pvt.Ltd & Bhaktapur Multimedia Pvt.Ltd. He is best known as the host of the longest running Nepali talk show Good Evening Bhaktapur which airs daily on Bhaktapur FM105.4MHz. After 6 years of running Good Evening Bhaktapur, he handed the show over to younger talents like Suraj Giri, Suraj Singh, Akesha Bista and Riju Shrestha. He has directed several music videos, also appearing in some.
Education[edit]
Karma attended Baneshwor Campus, Kathmandu, Nepal and completed college at Baneshwor Campus. He has an Intermediate in management. He is a sports enthusiast and has played Football at national levels.[2]
Personal life[edit]
He is married to Mina Kumari Yonjan. Giving an interview to wave magazine, he said "...I had feelings for her since childhood and always believed that she is the one for me." They have a Son, Vision Lama.[3]
He resides in Bhaktapur.
Professional career[edit]
Good Evening Bhaktapur was the first show that made him recognized. He launched his show with a co-host, Reetu, who was later replaced by Ranjana. He then shared the show with VJ/RJ Reetu. He has always considered Rajesh Hada as his role model.[4]
Along with Good Evening Bhaktapur, he has several other shows aired on Nepaliko radio. He has produced shows like Nepaliko radio Full Volum, Choose One, Unlimited Music Cafe, Namaste Nepal, Hello Nepal and Grace SMS and has also Model a number of music videos.
He left Good Evening Bhaktapur and started another show Full Volume on the different channel at Nepaliko radio. It is an interview based social show that discusses problems in society and their solutions. Unlike talk shows that deal with Current issues this talk show delves deep into social issues.[5]
He is currently hosting the Chadke Salam in TV TODAY Television which is broadcast every day at 5:00 PM NST.
References[edit]
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