Ram Krishna Dhakal, a name synonymous with the pinnacle of the Nepali music industry, requires little introduction. For over two decades, his captivating voice and a repertoire of chart-topping hits have resonated through the airwaves, finding a place not only in the hearts of his fellow Nepalis at home but also among the diaspora across the globe. Dhakal's journey into the realm of music began at a tender age, but it was in 1990 with the release of his debut single, "Hamro Sundar Sansar Thiyo," that his professional career took flight. However, it was the launch of his album "Asha" in 1999, notably featuring the sensational track "Orali Lageko," that catapulted him into the limelight, solidifying his status as a household name. With 18 albums and an impressive catalog boasting over 5,000 songs, Dhakal's dominance in the industry was unparalleled, a fact underscored by the biopic chronicling his illustrious career. Yet, as the tides of time shift, so too does the landscape of fame, and while Dhakal continues to command a devoted fanbase, his once-ubiquitous presence has waned since the zenith of the 1990s and 2000s. Nevertheless, he remains an active figure, traversing borders to connect with Nepalis worldwide through his performances, from the United States to Qatar and beyond. Despite his extensive travels, Dhakal's roots remain firmly planted in Nepal, a sentiment he reaffirms with unwavering conviction: "I like Nepal. This is home." As he continues to navigate the ever-evolving currents of the music industry, one thing remains certain—Ram Krishna Dhakal's melodic legacy endures, a testament to the enduring power of his artistry and his unwavering love for his homeland.

Awards
Narayan Gopal Yuva Sangeet Puraskar - in 1999 AD
Music Nepal Best Selling Award in 1995, 1998, 1999 and 2000 AD
Hits FM Music Award- in 1999 AD
'Rastriya Pratibha Puraskar'from Government of Nepal in 2000 AD
South Asian Music Award-2015