Subinoy Roy

Subinoy Roy was a renowned Indian singer, celebrated for his contributions to **Rabindrasangeet**, a genre of music based on the compositions of Rabindranath Tagore. Born in 1921, Roy was often described as a recluse who immersed himself deeply in the world of Rabindrasangeet. He was honored with Visva-Bharati's highest honor, the **Desikottam**, and the State Award, reflecting his significant impact on the genre. Roy's legacy is often compared to that of a stalwart, much like Rahul Dravid in cricket, highlighting his consistent and profound influence on Rabindrasangeet.

Roy's music career spanned many decades, and he was admired for his unique interpretations of Tagore's compositions. His contributions to Rabindrasangeet have been influential, and he remains a respected figure in Indian music. Despite his passing in 2004, his legacy continues to inspire new generations of musicians and fans alike. Some of his notable works include live performances, such as "Subinoy Roy: Live In London 1992," and various albums that showcase his mastery of Rabindrasangeet.