Pangeni released the album after selling the bari

The Rampur area where he spent his childhood was remote. He has the experience of being happy even when the tractor is running. "When I was young, I used to sing and have fun with my friends," he said, "I sang for the first time when I was 14 years old." He got an opportunity to record a song in the program. Many people feel very happy when they sit and listen to the song in Rampur's 'Mandre Hotel'. He said that Ramprasad Pokharel of Rampur, Khem Rana released his first album 'Tansen Khasyauli' in 2055.

His song 'Palpa Rampur Fant, Jaane ke ma sang garihal aant' became a big 'hit' at that time. The first album was not so easy to release. "I didn't have any money, my father gave 20,000 rupees to release the first album by selling two crops," he said. "It cost 18,000 to release the first album." "At that time, that amount was a very big income for me," he said, "After that, along with his interest in music, there was also a rush to release another album." Then the second 'PN Campus' album was released. At that time the cover was signed by the singer. The third one was 'Take back the photo', followed by 'Beauty number one'. The song 'Khyalkhyalmai Dil Basyo Kanchi Saalima...' from the 'Sasuralima' album changed her life. "Almost 3 lakh per album was sold in the market," he said, "I was very happy to sign Sasurali's cover." He said that he succeeded in buying Ghaderi in Koteshwar in Kathmandu from the sale of the album of the same song.

Badri married Kalpana from Rampur in 2058. "It makes me laugh when I remember the wedding," he said. He became familiar with Kalpana when he went to his relative's house in his village. Surprisingly, he remembers seeing Kalpana in the crowd watching tractors in the village. "That's when our eyes met, looked at each other," he said. Then the conversation with Kalpana increased. Loved things started to be exchanged in letters. After that, they talked about love and got married. "The love letters sent to me by Kalpana are still safe," he said. He prefers songs that spread social messages. Pangeni's lyrics 'Mann Thien Jogi Bannalai...', 'Trishuli Banka Balua Channehalu...', 'Mustang Ko Syau Kuhio...', 'Dui Paila...', 'Chankuti Chankuti...' became very popular. are In recent times, the song with the lyrics 'Paisa Sapti...' has hit Tehalka. He said that not only actors like Khareko Bhel, but also famous ones have to be reminded. "The tradition of singing Teej songs in February was wrong," he said.

Pangeni's songs, which have sung more than 6 dozen popular and touching songs, are widely available on YouTube and social media. He has experience that challenges have increased with the development of technology. He said that fairs, festivals and festivals have helped artists immensely. Badri has toured abroad singing songs. Along with love, his songs also have a social message. During the

singing struggle, he worked in double evenings for almost 6 years. Sometimes they came into conflict. He says that sometimes he has to face such problems while working. During the general election, the election song 'Sai pani UML, Mai pani UML...' drew him into discussion as well as controversy. "Badriji Laun Mera, Mera says he has to sing songs for my party," he said. And you can't say no in the election, I'm also slandered. That's why he has the bitter experience of having to bear the accusation of being a bag of some party. "If the song plays too much, there will be discussion, debate, controversy, criticism," he said. That's why I have the courage to point my fingers. He has experienced that even though folk music has taken a long leap, the financial condition of the creator has not improved.

He calls the migration of the youth abroad as 'wave' and 'desire'. "Workers are not found in the development of villages, tolls, societies, cities," he said, "We have made passports and moved abroad. It is also sad to see that there is nothing on social media.''