I spent my entire childhood at my
hometown — Dang. I was very michevious when I was a kid. I still
remember the days when my father used to cook delicacies at home and
used to announce that he would give it to the ones who could sing.
Whenever he used to come up with this contest, I would always come
first. Then, my brothers and my sister used to get jealous of me. I was
no different in my school when it came to breaking the rules. Since I
was the captain there what I used to do was, I never used to allow other
than my friends to go to the toilet. Because of my curls, I was given
the nickname ‘Kuthurkey’. I was not that fair and because of it I was
also called ‘Kali’. Once it so happened that one of my friends along
with a couple of others with whom I had an argument pushed me and I
landed up in a dump. Because of this incident, I was not able to go to
school for a week. As soon as a I was able to stand up on my legs, I
formed a gang and waited for my rivals who were on their way to school.
As soon as they came towards us, we beat them up! Then after, the entire
village had to come to make peace betweeen the two gangs.
I received my basic education at one of
the local schools of Dang called Mahendra Madhyamik Vidhyalaya. I
completed my School Leaving Certificate (SLC) from that institution
itself. Later I joined, Mahendra Bahumukhi Campus from where I finished
my plus two. Now, I am doing my Bachelors at TribhuvanUniversity with
majors in Politics. It has already been two years and I am still not
able to get through my back papers.
ENTRY INTO MUSIC
Whatever I know in music, the base of the foundation was developed at my hometown. Whenever there used to be any function at school, I used to make it a point to particiapte along with my friends. My father always used to encourage me to sing. During that time, I often used to hear “Mai Chori Sundari”, “Parwati Ho Mero Nam” among others through Radio Nepal and was pretty fascinated with it.
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