Rajendra Kharkiya is an esteemed artist in the Haryanvi music scene, known for his contribution to the regional music genre of Haryana, India. His music deeply resonates with the rustic vibes of Haryanvi culture, bringing traditional narratives to life through his songs. His vocal style and storytelling have secured him a distinguished place among fans of regional Indian music. Over the years, Rajendra Kharkiya has carved out a niche for himself with hits like "Aai Ya Badh Aai," "Bahu Ne Ghali Sasu (Haryanvi)," and a series of works titled "Upratali Rangkat" among others. His ability to blend traditional Haryanvi elements with contemporary sounds has garnered him a loyal fanbase, making his music not only a representation of Haryanvi culture but also a medium for its evolution.

Kharkiya's works such as "Lai Thaldi," "Seth Tarachand Vol-2," and "Seth Tarachand" reflect his versatility and deep understanding of the cultural and social narratives of Haryana. His storytelling through music has often been seen as a bridge connecting the old with the new, preserving the richness of Haryanvi folklore while making it accessible to the modern audience. Through his art, Rajendra Kharkiya continues to play a vital role in the promotion and preservation of Haryanvi music, acting not just as a musician but also as a cultural ambassador of Haryana to the world.