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Nattu Shah Biography Facts

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Real Name/Birth Name

Nattu Shah

Birthday

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Age

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Zodiac sign

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Born Country / Born in

Nepal

Nationality

Nepali

Famous as

Musician/Singer

Ethnicity

Nepali

Citizenship

Nepali

Height

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Marital Status

Single/Married

Total Music Videos

1

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Popular Songs

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A well-known figure in the Nepali music and media industries, Nattu Shah has been living incognito in Australia as a sound engineering student.

Prior to moving down under, she made a name for herself as a singer, songwriter, musician, content creator, and TV host in Nepal over the past decade. 

In recent years she has also become an advocate for the rights of sexual minorities in the Himalayan nation.

A voice for LGBTIQ+ rights

Identifying as a lesbian, Shah says she has heard many stories of suffering from the LGBTIQ+ community.

“This includes people being evicted from their home by their own family, being beaten and even killed,” she tells SBS Nepali.

Shah adds that some families in Nepal are reluctant to accept their children being gay or lesbian for fear of losing their social reputation.

"But why should I care? Are they breathing for me? Have I signed a contract with them?”

However, she is thankful for her family, who accepted her for who she is, and for her friends, who play a significant part in her life.

Although Shah has been in

Priyanka Karki is a Nepalese film actress, model, director, writer and the winner of the Miss Teen Nepal 2005 pageant.

Early life

Karki was born in 1987 in Kathmandu, Nepal. Her parents are Bhupendra Karki and Raksha Malhotra. she pursued her bachelor degree at the University of North Alabama, she majored in Film and Digital Media Production with a minor in Theatre and graduated summa cum laude.

Career

Acting career

The first debut of Karki as an adult was in "3 Lovers" in 2012, where she had played double role. In 2015, she starred along with Sauram Raj Tuladhar and Saugat Malla in the gangster thrilled Sadanga, which was received positively by the audience. Her next big release was Nai Nabannu La 2 opposite Suraj Singh Thakuri, which grossed over four million NPR.

Karki's performances in Jholay and Nai Na Bhannu La 2 earned her the Online Filmykhabar Award as Best Actress 2017, NEFTA Award for Best Actor in a supporting role (Female), INFA award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female) and INFA Most Popular Actor (Female).

Her next release Aawaran did not perform as well as previous movies at the box office. Although not a commercial success, it launched Karki as a singer in the Nepalese music industry, and she went on to sing the original soundtrack of Aawaran in collaboration with Yama Buddha.

Karki's Suntali was selected to premiere at the 19th Busan International Fil

Whether she is performing on a stage or in front of a camera, Natasha Shah, aka Nattu, makes sure to make her presence felt.

Rocking her short hair and a contagious smile on, Nattu has always exuded confidence, be itas a musician, a TV presenter or a comedian.

“I love entertaining and making people happy,” says Nattu talking to the Post, from Sydney, Australia, where she is now pursuing her degree in audio engineering.

In her many roles as a singer, songwriter, television presenter and sketch performer, Nattu has worn multiple hats and has always entertained her audience.

In this interview with Post’s Ankit Khadgi, Nattu talks about her musical journey, her love for comedy and TikTok videos, and the experiences of working in the Nepali media industry as a queer person. Excerpts.

What was your childhood like? Did you grow up in a musical family?

I grew up in the company of poets, musicians and music composers. My family members from my mother’s side were into music whereas members from my father’s side were poets and composers, who wrote songs for legends like Narayan Gopal.

And that’s why from my early childhood, I was into music. I believe I picked up a little bit of talent from both sides of my family.

How did your musical journey begin?

Even though it was only in 2013 when I released my first album ‘Nattu’, I was actively pursuing music way before that.

When I was 15, I was part of a heavy metal band and we used to perform in concerts and stages in the city. We were pretty good back then. We even participated in a contest called the Battle of the Bands. We made it into the final rounds but the organisers ran away with all the money and we were left with nothing. That experience killed my love for metal music.

After that experience, I started leaning more into acoustic and alternative rock and I started writing songs.

The first song I ever wrote was in English. In 2004, I composed and sang my second song ‘Ma Dherai Maya Garchu’ w