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A Nepalese-Australian educator and community leader who also happens to be @hirdaya.sharma — creating comedy, culture and bhajan content for a growing audience across TikTok, Facebook and YouTube.
Hirdaya Sharma was born on 3 August 2000 in Kurgha, Parbat District, Gandaki Province, Nepal. He grew up moving between Kurgha, Kushma, Baglung, Simara, Pokhara and Kathmandu, an upbringing shaped by his family's work in hotels and hospitality.
He migrated to Melbourne, Australia in 2019, where he studied early childhood education and management — earning a Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care from Holmesglen Institute, a Bachelor of Early Childhood Education from Victoria University, and postgraduate studies in management and learning at Newton College.
Today he balances three lives: an early childhood teacher and kindergarten manager, a disability support worker, and a bilingual content creator connecting Nepal with the diaspora in Australia.
Diploma of Early Childhood Education & Care — Holmesglen Institute
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education — Victoria University
Postgraduate Management & Learning — Newton College
Shree Sharada Secondary School · St Peter's Academy · Namuna School, Kushma · Janata Secondary School, Phalebas
A working journey through hospitality, early childhood education, disability support and digital content — each chapter building on the last.
Began his Melbourne career in hospitality, working as a cook and chef de partie at the Queensberry Hotel and later the Railway Club Hotel in Port Melbourne — an extension of his family's hotel background in Nepal.
Transitioned into early childhood education — working at a Thomastown childcare centre and kindergarten, through Randstad's early childhood placements, then as an early childhood teacher with BPA Children's Services. Now a nominated supervisor and kindergarten manager at Albion Kindergarten, leading curriculum planning, family engagement and inclusive practice.
Works alongside his education career as a disability support worker with All About Support, assisting with daily living, personal care, community participation and mobility.
Started creating during the Musical.ly era with PUBG Mobile content, later expanding into comedy, Nepalese-Australian culture, bilingual storytelling and devotional bhajan content across TikTok, Facebook and YouTube.
Comedy, culture, lifestyle and devotional content — in Nepali and English — for audiences in Nepal, Australia and the wider diaspora.
Figures as of July 2026 — growing steadily, subject to change as the profile expands.
Comedy, culture and everyday life — the main stage, ~86K followers strong.
Follow on TikTok →Community updates, event promotion and behind-the-scenes stories.
Follow on Facebook →Long-form vlogs, cultural deep-dives and the full Melbourne journey.
Subscribe on YouTube →Recognised by Events Nepal Australia for his content connecting Nepalese communities across Australia.
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Hirdaya is closely involved with Melbourne Bhajan, a community initiative built around Hindu devotional music and Nepalese cultural participation — promoting programs, encouraging younger attendees, and using his platform to introduce bhajan traditions to a new generation.
In 2026, he has been part of the team developing a Hindu devotional music festival in Bali, Indonesia, intended as a multicultural, spiritual initiative linking Hindu communities across Australia and Indonesia. Indonesia's national news agency ANTARA described him as a Melbourne-based content creator, presenter and event organiser working with a team and local officials to bring the festival together.
Connecting communities through devotional music, culture and shared spiritual values — ANTARA, July 2026Nepalese and Indonesian digital media have covered his content, migration journey and cultural work.
Brand collaborations, event partnerships, interviews or just want to say namaste — reach out on any platform below.