Sujan Chapagain

Sujan Chapagain, born on March 6, 1998, in Bharatpur, Nepal, is an emerging Nepali singer, songwriter, and composer known for his soulful voice and evocative music. Growing up in a musically inclined family, his mother, also a singer, inspired his early love for music.

He completed his schooling at Narayani Higher Secondary School and later pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration at the Ace Institute of Management. Despite his academic background, Sujan’s true passion always lay in music, leading him to participate in local competitions that sharpened his skills and increased his local recognition.

Sujan’s breakthrough came with his hit song “Batauli,” a beautiful fusion of traditional Nepali folk with modern melodies. The track resonated deeply with listeners, and his subsequent hits like “Ghumi Ghumi,” “Fulthunge Rani,” and “Lajayera” further solidified his place in the Nepali music scene, amassing millions of views across YouTube and other platforms.

In addition to his singing career, Sujan has made his mark as a music director and lyricist, contributing to various Nepali films since 2022. His live performances are known for their emotional depth and engaging stage presence, captivating audiences and enhancing his growing popularity.

With his heartfelt music and impressive versatility, Sujan Chapagain continues to carve a unique space for himself in Nepali music, gaining fans both locally and internationally.