Dipak Sharma

Sharma was born on 1985.He began composing in 2061 BS (2004-2005 AD). He has given melodies on above a thousand songs of modern, folk, pop, folkpop, Rock, Teej ^[20] and filmy songs.^[21][22] He started his musical career composing folk-tune on a folk song "Dhalke Pipal".^[23] Some of his publishes songs are Malai Aafno banayara dukhi banchhau bhane, Jindakiko sawaal hunchha, Adhikhola Urlier, Pirim Lagaune, Timra Dola Dola haatama, Timro  picture hit, Parkha parkha mayalu, Dekha na champa,^[24] and Maile laune Jhumke bulaki, performed by a child singer.^[25] He received a Tika gopal song award in 2079 BS.^[26]

He received his earliest music education from music teachers Narhari Premi from Shruti Sangeet Vidyalaya.^{[clarification needed]}Sharma is a Lifetime member of the Nepal Music Association in Kathmandu. This membership has been given on the occasion of World Music Day, Honors and awards program 2079 B.S.^[27][28][29] Sharma has contributed to a dozen Nepali films. Mangalam, Chakkapanja, Chakkapanja-3, Chakka Panja 4^[30] Hijo Ajaka Kura, Hawaldar Suntali, Kismat-2,^[31] which are noted as commercially success films among all.. Sharma has been certified for his work as a music composer on the film Love You Baba, a Guinness World Record holder film. Sharma has played a decisive role(Jury Member) by being associated with various organizations, like Chaya Chhabi Teej Award 2078, Annapurna Global Festa, Spiny Babbler award, Genius Music Award 2079 and Nepal Music & fashion Award 2079.^[32]

The musician Deepak Sharma was born in Myagdi, Nepal in 2042BS. In 2059BS, he completed his SLC (School Leaving Certificate) and came to Kathmandu in 2060BS.^[33] While working in a hotel, he started his journey in the film-music industry. He received music education from Guru Narahari Premi. He has composed music for dozens of Nepali movies.,^[34][35][36] He started his professional career as a composer with the film Tejaab, but gained his first award for the Nepali movie song Aandhi Khola Urliera.^[37]