Ram Krishna Dhakal Biography

Quick Facts

Full Name:	Ram Krishna Dhakal
Age:	50 years old
Birthday:	July 23, 1974
Birthplace:	Nijgadh (Bara, Nepal)
Nationality:	Nepali
Gender:	Male
Horoscope:	Leo
Wife:	Neelam Shah
Net Worth:	$1 million and $4 million dollars
Height:	5′ 9″
Profession:	Singer, Actor, and Music Composer
Sibling:	N\A

Ram Krishna Dhakal is a Nepali singer, actor, and music composer. He wrote music in both modern and pop styles. In addition, he served as a judge on the reality show “Nepali Tara.”

What is Ram Krishna Dhakal’s Net Worth?

Ram Krishna Dhakal’s net worth is to be between $1 million and $4 million dollars. He has amassed enormous money from his primary career as a singer.

How old is Ram Krishna Dhakal?

Ram Krishna Dhakal was born on July 23, 1974, to Chandra Maya Dhakal and Shiva Prasad Dhakal. He was from the Nijgadh region. He was also the third child in his family. His father worked in agriculture.

Caption: Ram Krishna Dhakal, Singer, Actor, and Music Composer — Photo: Instagram

Ram attended Padmodaya High School in Kathmandu as well as Simara High School. In addition, he obtained a certificate of competency in his exams.

Who is Ram Krishna Dhakal’s Wife?

Dhakal married his spouse Neelam Shah in 2002. They dated for 5 to 6 years during their courtship. Rani is Ram Krishna Dhakal’s daughter.

He did, however, divorce his wife. Ms. Neelam initiated the divorce proceedings. Her child has been given to her. Furthermore, she did not seek alimony from Ram.

Ram Krishna Dhakal Professional Line

He is the most well-known singing star in Nepal’s music industry.
He used to sing Narayan Gopal songs as a child. Ram recorded the song “Hamro Sundar Sansar Thiyo” when he was 14 years old.
On the other hand, he performed live music concerts in the United States, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, India, Sweden, and the Netherlands.
He broke down during his song “Bihana Uthne Bittikai Himal Dekhna Paiyos.”
Other songs sung by him include “Bachan Tode Kasam Ni Tode,” “Achanolai Thaha Hola Chot,” “Aakha Rahechha Runalai…”, and “Pahadako… Chhuchhuke Rail.”
Photo: Instagram