Newton! Why's it a disgrace? Mind clarifying? FYI, Raju Lama was a well established singer in Nepal, not in India or the U.S. where he'd have been making a huge sum of money. Like any "sane" human being, the lad saw the opportunity upon landing in the Land of Opportunity hence thought that he'd rather be well off by staying in the states than by returning back home. I can understand your frustration. Yes it was sluggish and shameful but it was a disgrace. Had the music lovers been willing to pay to buy the legal cd's in stead of preferring to buy/copy the pirated versions then perhaps, he would've stayed back home but just think man! Isn't it an ill fate that one of the most notable singers in Nepal had to take the gigantic step and in spite of the prospect of condemnations and blastings, the singer had to do what he would have never imagined of doing? I feel sorry for him! Come on, one of the very few Nepalese who managed to be a household figure in Nepal being forced to stay here?! What else would he do back home? Open a CD store and sell the pirated CD's and DVD's that brought the downfall? In all fairness, I'm for letting it slide and understanding the situation rather than criticizing his decision and IMHO, I'm thinking that he's perhaps staying here legally as after all, he was a National figure wasn't he? That's a random guess though.....