Birahi Karki (Nepali: बिरही कार्की; born 21 November 1983) is a Nepali Folk SingerComposerLyricist and Social worker. He is a nationally renowned folk artist and has risen to the level of the top folk singer. He has sung more than 300 songs in his career. He has composed and written more than 600 songs. He has one foundation named 'Phoolmaya Karki foundation'. He is going to help five orphan children from his foundation. He has already helped one orphan child named Muna Parja from Makwanpur district.
Birahi Karki was born in Gorkha District, Palungtar-2, Lig-Lig Kot Nepal to Ram Bahadur Karki and Phool Maya Karki. His birth name is Dhan Bahadur Karkee. He was interested in singing from childhood. He passed his voice test from Radio Nepal in 1997.
Personal life
Birahi Karki was married to Khem Maya Karki and has two children, Bishal Karki and Himani Karki. Late Phool Maya Karki, his mother, and Ram Bahadur Karki, his father, have played a significant role in his music life.
Best Folk Song-Singer-2016, Aama-2, Eklai Chu Aama
Annapurna Music Award
Best Dohari Song-Singer-2011, Bindabisini
Gorkhali Music Award
Best Folk Song-Singer-2013, Nasodha Kasto Cha
Honour and Respect
honourable respect from Radio Nepal-1997
honourable respect from 8th Gorkha festival-2012
honourable respect from Gulmi Society-2013
honourable respect from Nari Society Thailand-2015
honourable respect from Gorkha Society-2016
honourable respect from Navodit College-2016
Songs and albums
Birahi Karki has sung more than 300 songs. He has made more than 600 songs and 20 of the most popular albums are below:
Dukha-sunkhanima sun
aama-1-aama timle
aama-2-eklai chu aama
aama-3-aamako tasbir
junkiri
mayalu hajara
gurans fule thautira
hola mayalu
dadima bijuli aayo
mankamna mai
bhandeu k ho maya
bindabasini
shanka namana
bhtakiyeko gahra
narou timita
nasamjeko chaina kunai din
mayako name japiyo
tin furke dori
dadi siris
ghaite mutu
china herera
jhuto sapani
Social work
As we know, Birahi Karki is a singer as well as a social worker. He has already helped an orphan child named Muna Parja from Makwanpur by donating $500. He held a musical night to help her. He wants to continue his social work, so he made the Phoolmaya Karki foundation.
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