Ratan Subedi is a prominent Nepali singer, comedian, and film actor widely celebrated for his energetic showmanship, witty lyricism, and distinct humorous musical style. Rising to fame during his most active era between 1983 and 2003 (2040–2060 B.S. in the Bikram Sambat calendar), he successfully carved out a unique niche in the industry as a versatile entertainer. Often affectionately dubbed the "Parody King" by his fans, Subedi's work blends elements of traditional folk, modern lok-pop, and satirical musical monologues that directly comment on daily life, relationships, and societal behaviors.
Throughout his decades-long career, Subedi has produced a vast discography featuring popular albums such as Khabardar Hosiyar (1992), Sansad Dohari (1992), and Maitighar Najau (1998). Listeners can easily stream his timeless tracks, including hits like "Batti Balera," "Aalubakhada," "Local Mini Bus," and "Dekhi Rahun Jasto Lagchha". Beyond his contributions as a recording artist, composer, and lyricist, his charismatic on-stage presence and multi-talented acting abilities in Nepalese cinema have firmly established him as an enduring, beloved figure in Nepal's musical fraternity
