Jagan Karki, London – Renowned Nepali singer, Ani Choying Drolma, is poised to grace the stage of the Lakeside Country Club in Camberley, United Kingdom, on 5^thMay 2024 with her transcendent musical event, ‘Inner Melody for Inner Peace.’ This grand concert, a fusion of Himalayan Buddhist mantras, ritual chanting, and Nepali music, aims to support Nepal’s Manav Sewa Ashram’s building project, a charitable organization dedicated to humanitarian causes.

An icon in the international world music scene, Ani Choying Drolm,  has captivated audiences across America and Europe with her celestial voice and profound musical compositions. With 16 albums to her name and performances at prestigious music festivals worldwide, she is celebrated for her music’s ability to illuminate darkness with compassion and purity.

In a press conference held in London, the collaboration between Manav Sewa Ashram UK and Ani was unveiled, marking a momentous occasion in the realm of music and philanthropy. Sunil Babu Khadka, coordinator of Manav Sewa Ashram UK, expressed gratitude for the concert’s dedication to uplifting the marginalised and underprivileged.

Attendees were deeply moved by a documentary showcasing Manav Sewa Ashram’s relentless commitment to social welfare, underscoring their vision of a Nepal free from homeless information by 2026. Ani Choying Drolma’s philanthropic efforts, including earthquake relief and contributions to children’s hospitals, resonate deeply with the ethos of the Ashram.

As anticipation builds for ‘Inner Melody for Inner Peace,’ tickets are available for purchase, promising an evening of musical enchantment and humanitarian solidarity. With each note sung by Ani Choying Drolma, and each act of kindness supported by the audience, a symphony of hope and healing will reverberate, leaving an indelible mark on hearts and minds alike, the organisers said.

About Ani Choying Drolma

Born in Nepal to Tibetan refugee parents, Drolma’s rise from teenage nun to international music star is the stuff of fairytales. Her prolific philanthropic work and subsequent role as Nepal’s first UNICEF national ambassador has earned her comparisons to India’s Mother Teresa.

When she sings, her voice sounds like an echo from the deepest part of a soul.

She developed a sincere desire to contribute whatever capacities she has to benefit sentient beings as much as possible and to promote the advancement of nuns.

She has become a well-known name in the international world music scene. She toured in America and Europe and successfully presented Himalayan Buddhist mantra, ritual chanting and Nepali music to the world. Till to date, she has launched 16 albums nationally and internationally, and performed for hundreds of reputed music festivals and private exclusive concerts around the world. It is said that Ani Choying Drolma’s music is like a beam of light that cut through the darkness and is filled with compassion and purity. Her voice is also named as “the heavenly voice” with healing power.