Purna Kala B.c

In the vibrant world of Nepali folk music, few voices have captured the hearts of audiences like Purna Kala Bc. Her melodious and soulful singing has made her a household name, celebrated both in Nepal and abroad.

Early Life and Musical Journey

Born on February 24, 1988 (Falgun 12, 2045 B.S.) in Gulariya Municipality-1, Bardiya, Purna Kala grew up surrounded by the rich cultural rhythms of western Nepal. Her passion for music led her to officially begin her singing career in 2009 (2066 B.S.), and within just a few years, she was recognized nationwide.

Her breakthrough came in 2012 (2069 B.S.) with the release of “Dadai Bisauni,” a song that became a nationwide sensation.
“Before ‘Dadai Bisoni,’ I had sung many songs, but none gave me recognition. When that song played everywhere, I finally felt proud to be called an artist,” Purnakala shared with Artist Khabar.

Today, she has recorded over 5,000 folk and duet songs, and during her peak, she could record up to 12 songs in a single day. Even now, she continues to record at least 20 songs per month, maintaining her status as one of Nepal’s most active folk singers.

Her hit songs include “Mayaluko Sahar,” “Jaya Jaya Hos,” “Jugjani Maya Garaula,” “Rundai Rundai Timro Sahar,” “Sanisar,” “Nirmaya Aauchhau Audainau,” “Maili,” and “Phul Mayama Nabhul.” Renowned for her versatility, she can sing folk songs from different regions of Nepal, with Sudurpaschim’s Deuda songs being especially popular in her repertoire.

International Recognition and Stage Performances

Purna Kala Bisi has proudly represented Nepali folk music internationally, performing in Japan, Australia, the UK, Dubai, and Malaysia. She has also performed in numerous musical programs across Nepal, especially in the western regions, winning the hearts of thousands of music lovers.

In 2014 (2071 B.S.), she married Dhana Kp from Pokhara, and the couple now resides in Kathmandu, where she continues her musical journey.

These accolades reflect her dedication to preserving and promoting Nepali folk music.

Cultural Roles and Memberships

Purnakala Bisi has also contributed significantly to cultural organizations and artist communities. Her current and past roles include:

• Vice Chairperson – National Folk & Duet Song Academy Nepal
• Vice Chairperson – Bardiyali Artist Society
• Central Member – Culture Society Nepal
• Senior Cultural Advisor – Hamro Swabhiman Trust
• Honorary Member – Association of National Musicians
• Lifetime Member – National Folk and Duet Song Academy of Nepal
• Member – Music Royalty Collection Society Nepal

Contribution as a Cultural Judge

As a respected artist, she has served as a judge in major musical and cultural events, including:

• Teej Song Competition 2016
• Second Salyani Youth Festival 2015
• First Rolpa Festival 2017
• Third Inter Duet Sanjh National Duet Song Competition

Her experience and artistry continue to inspire the next generation of singers while preserving the richness of Nepali folk heritage.

An Irreplaceable Voice in Nepali Music

With her sweet voice, tireless work ethic, and passion for traditional music, Purnakala Bisi stands as a pillar of Nepali folk and duet songs. She is not only a singer but also an ambassador of culture, taking the rhythms of Nepal to the global stage and leaving an indelible mark in the country’s musical history.