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Bajracharya (born: May 2; Nepali: दीपक बज्राचार्य) is a Nepali singer, music composer, lyricist, and guitarist. His music combines elements of modern Nepali pop with traditional styles. He has produced songs that incorporate traditional Nepali instruments and influences into pop music. He has also been working as the Managing Director of Royaltone Records Pvt. Ltd. since 2000.

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"Deepak Bajracharya (born May 2; Nepali: दीपक बज्राचार्य) is a Nepali singer, composer, lyricist, and guitarist. His work blends elements of contemporary Nepali pop with traditional musical styles and instruments. Since 2000, he has also served as the managing director of Royaltone Records Pvt. Ltd."

Early Life

Deepak Bajracharya was born in Lalitpur, Nepal. Due to his interest in music from a young age, he stepped into the Nepali music industry in the 1990s. He has completed his Secondary education from Arniko Boarding School, Lalitpur and higher education at Patan Multiple Campus in Lalitpur, Nepal. He enrolled for Bachelors degree in Commerce; however he dropped out from the college and never completed the course.

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Early life and education

Bajracharya was born in Lalitpur, Nepal, he developed an interest in music from an early age and entered the Nepali music industry in the 1990s. He completed his secondary education at Arniko Boarding School in Lalitpur and later studied at Patan Multiple Campus. He enrolled in a bachelor's program in commerce but did not complete the degree.

Career

He sang his first solo song "Chhodi Gayo Priye" at the city hall in 1988. However; he began his musical career as a member of the band Lituluns in 1990.[4] His songs, including Samjhi Baschu, Kaali Kaali, Mayalu, and Jhyalbata, received attention from listeners. The song O Amira was noted by some international audiences. His music style mixes traditional Nepali instruments such as the madal and bansuri with modern musical instruments. He has performed in various countries including India, the United States, Australia, and several European Countries. The Rhythm Band Current band members are; Deepak Bajracharya – Vocals Firoj Bajracharya – Guitar Rojan Kayastha – Guitar/Bass Guitar Ricky Shakya – Drums & Percussion Bicky Shakya – Bass Guitar Social Work

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Career

Bajracharya performed his first solo song, Chhodi Gayo Priye, at City Hall in 1988. He began his professional career as a member of the band Lituluns in 1990. His songs, including Samjhi Baschu, Kaali Kaali, Mayalu and Jhyalbata, gained recognition among Nepali audiences, while O Amira track attracted some international attention. His musical style incorporates traditional instruments such as the madal, bansuri, dhime, and sarangi, combined with contemporary pop arrangements. He has performed in countries including India, the United States, Australia and several in Europe.

The Rhythm Band

The members of Bajracharya's band, The Rhythm, include:

• Deepak Bajracharya – vocals
• Firoj Bajracharya – guitar
• Rojan Kayastha – guitar/bass guitar
• Ricky Shakya – drums and percussion
• Bicky Shakya – bass guitar

Social work

In 2011, Bajracharya collaborated with the Nepal Cancer Relief Society and participated in charity events in the United States to support Nepal Tourism Year 2011, following the 2015 Nepal earthquake and he organized benefit concerts and fundraising activities to aid reconstruction efforts and assist affected communities.

Later activities

Bajracharya gained wider recognition in the early 2000s with the release of Man Magan. In 2011, he toured the United States as a social ambassador for Nepal Tourism Year 2011 promoting Nepali culture and music. In 2023, he launched Project Najeek ("A Step Closer to You"), an initiative intended to strengthen connections between musicians and audiences. The project has included the release of songs that blend traditional and modern musical styles. He has also contributed playback singing for Nepali films, including Jam Na Maya Jam from the movie Maruni. On television, Bajracharya served as a judge on the second season of the reality singing competition Nepali Tara in 2007 and co-hosted The Musical Medicine Show (TMMS) with his daughter Cherisa Bajracharya. Thilio^{R O B O T🤖 talk} 07:36, 20 September 2025 (UTC)[reply]