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    Eleena Chauhan is a Nepali singer known for her contributions to modern Nepali pop and folk-pop music. Originally from Jhapa District, she rose to prominence through cover songs on social media and later established herself as a mainstream recording artist. She is recognized for hit numbers such as K Maya Lagchha Ra and Dhokebaj Hau Timi.[1][2][3]

    Early Life and Education

    Eleena Chauhan was born on 20 June 1997 in Birtamod, Jhapa District, eastern Nepal. She showed interest in singing from an early age and participated in local school and community events. Her passion for music encouraged her to pursue a professional career in Kathmandu, Nepal’s cultural hub.[4]

    Career and Music

    Chauhan began her career by performing cover versions of popular Nepali songs on digital platforms. Her breakthrough came with K Maya Lagchha Ra, which brought her nationwide recognition. She followed this with songs like Dhokebaj Hau Timi and Bhagya Ma Khot Chha, gaining her a strong fan base.[5]
    She has collaborated with several contemporary Nepali composers and singers, and has recorded more than 50 songs blending folk and pop styles.

    Recognition and Awards

    • Radio Kantipur National Music Award (2022) – People’s Choice Award (*K Maya Lagchha Ra*)
    • National Brand Music Award (2022) – Best Modern Female Singer
    • Teej Music Award (2023) – Best Traditional Singer
    • Musickhabar Music Award (2025) – Popular Singer of the Year

    Personal Life

    In 2024, Chauhan married but filed for divorce in early 2025, citing personal reasons. Despite the public attention, she emphasized focusing on her career and continuing her contribution to Nepali music.[6]

    Philosophy and Style

    Chauhan describes music as a way to connect with people’s emotions. Fans and critics note her ability to bring depth to contemporary Nepali lyrics while retaining folk influences, making her a versatile artist in Nepal’s evolving music scene.

    References

      References

      1. PM Oli appreciates ‘Public Shaming’ movement by celebrities, calls them brave daughters. Published June 28, 2025. Retrieved 02 Oct 2025 ↑
      2. Das, Chauhan bag singer awards. Published June 13, 2022. Retrieved 02 Oct 2025 ↑
      3. No stranger to online hate, singers take a stand. Published July 10, 2025. Retrieved 02 Oct 2025 ↑
      4. Eleena Chauhan Profile – Lens Nepal. Published 2023. Retrieved 02 Oct 2025 ↑
      5. Eleena Chauhan – EverybodyWiki. Published 2024. Retrieved 02 Oct 2025 ↑
      6. I made hasty decision to get married: Eleena Chauhan – My Republica. Published 2025. Retrieved 02 Oct 2025 ↑