KATHMANDU, Nov 3: The Patan High Court on Tuesday issued an interim order not to arrest rapper Samir Ghising popularly known as ‘Vten’.

The rap song “PAARAA” released on YouTube is full of foul language

Famous rapper Vten has lent his voice to a promotional song of upcoming Nepali film ‘Sarauto’. It is scheduled to hit the theaters on November 29.

“Hami Yestai Ta Ho Ni Bro.” When this “rap” music video first came out, I was immediately dissuaded to see it. I have never been an avid fan of the genre and particularly not of the artist, “Vten”. But when I did finally see it, after the chatter it caused on social media—I did not enjoy it, but this wasn’t new. Most of the “rap music” Nepali “rappers” produce repulse everyone. I did not, however, see a case to arrest him, on any charges that I, at the time, knew of.

Police have released Vten, who was detained by the police on charges of indecent behavior.

‘Yestai Ta Ho Ni Bro’ rapper VTEN has been arrested from Jawalakhel today on charges of promoting vulgar languages on his songs.

KATHMANDU, Sept 26: Samir Ghising, popularly known as VTEN, is a rapper cum hip-hop artist who has brought a different flavor to the Nepali music industry. The 23-year-old is the talk of the town amongst youngsters. His hit song ‘Hami yestai ta ho ni bro’ has been viewed more than 17 million times on YouTube.

Dedicating to his hater, Vten released a new video ‘Cyper Psycho EP 1’ on January 25 via his official YouTube channel. Directed by Dorje Sherpa and James Lama, the intro of the video successfully captured the element of suspense movie with eerie background score and creepy scenes.

Emerging Nepali rapper Samir Ghising aka Vten burst with anger on the stage, after stone was thrown at him