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CHILDHOOD

Prashna Sakya is the eldest daughter of Binod Sakya and Sumitra Sakya. She was born on April 26, 1981 and has two other siblings. "I was raised up by my maternal grandfather and grandmother and I spent my entire childhood at my mother's place." More than a granddaughter, I was brought up as their own daughter" adds Prashna.

Looking back at those years, she remembers that she was a very mischievous child and a very pampered one as well. She never had any interest in her studies. She informs us with excitement that she excelled in climbing trees. "Once, I stole a fruit and gave it to my mum. She was so pissed off that she thrashed me like anything. On another occasion, I happen to notice a two rupee coin under the pillow. I took it and together with my aunt, we bought some candy. Fate had a similar story in store for me. I got another thrashing from my mother. Not only that, I was locked up in a room where there were loads of cockroaches. Now, I had learnt my lesson. These two incidents are still fresh in my mind." shares Prashna.

School days passed by with much fun and frolic. However, she changed schools frequently. The first one she attended was Jaljala Sishu Sadan followed by Jiwan Jyoti, Bijaypur and Central Boarding School. She received her School Leaving Certificate from Central Boarding School. The memories of those days are still very fresh.

ENTRY IN THE MUSIC SCENE

For Prashna, studying was never a priority. Never did she show any keen interest in her studies. Whenever exams neared, she was sent home by her grandmother. However, this did not help. Once, she was sitting with her sister and they started singing. From the other room, they heard her father shout -- "Don't tune in to the cassette!" But who cared! They continued what they were doing. It was with the slippers that her father always beat them up. She still remembers the size -- number seven -- and it still scares her. "Anyway, he came in our room with the intention of punishing us. However, after hearing us sing, he just stood by the door and listened to us. I am sure; we were able to create an impression. Then onwards, he began bragging that his daughters sing very well. He used to be all praises for us regarding our so called talents."

Music Media, Dharan plays a very crucial part in Prashna's musical career. In 1997, she made her debut with her solo album 'Hi Hello'. Meanwhile, she was able to bag the sixth position at 'Modern Songs Competition' organized by Radio Nepal. In 2000, she succeeded in coming out as a winner in the voice test hosted by Radio Nepal. At the music competition, 'Timro Sur Mero Sangeet' broadcasted on Nepal Television she was able to win the first prize. Before releasing her second album 'Awaaz', Prashna was honored with The Best Female Pop Performance Award at Hits FM Music Award 2002. She made her debut as a playback singer in the movie 'Saino' and since then, she has given her voice to movies like 'Kartavya', 'Santan', 'Meri Ama' and 'Bagar' among others.

OPINION REGARDING FEMALE VOCALISTS

I believe that one has to struggle in every aspect of work to get to the position they have dreamt of. She feels that inclusions of female vocalists are growing everyday in the Music Industry of Nepal. "If one has a formal education regarding music it is not impossible to succeed but there has to be a continuation to what you do. "Do not give up". Media also plays a vital role in the development of an artist. Their support is crucial too. But when it comes to female artists there are certain things that are compromised as well. For instance, female artists are not given the freedom as enjoyed by the male artists. Society and its beliefs are still judgmental, in the sense, the way they perceive female artists."

ME, MYSELF

I am a very moody and emotional person. I think I am a bit of a lazy bone as well but sometimes when it comes to work, I am a workaholic. I like spending time with my family and also love to stroll about with my friends. At times, I like to listen to soothing music and just be myself.

LOVE AND MARRIAGE

I always feel there is someone made for me and the feeling itself gives me immense happiness. To anyone, life is incomplete without their partner. I give preferences to arrange marriage rather than love marriage. I want to marry only after two/three years. As for now, I want to concentrate more on my studies and music. "My husband will be the one who is understanding and sincere. Not forgetting of course, he has to have personality as well. Till date, I have not found anyone who fits the bill...perfectly!"