Ruma Guha Thakurta embarked on the magnificent odyssey of life on November 3, 1934, as the cherished offspring of Satyen Ghosh, affectionately referred to as Monty Ghosh, and the exceptionally talented Sati Devi, a gifted vocalist of remarkable prowess. Interestingly, Sati Devi held the distinction of being the elder sister of Bijoya Ray, who was the beloved wife of the illustrious film director Satyajit Ray, a renowned figure in the cinematic world. This extraordinary family connection would later assume significant importance in shaping the trajectory of Ruma's future endeavors, leaving an indelible mark on her life's journey.
Ruma's illustrious career trajectory unfolded with a rich tapestry of diverse artistic endeavors, initially manifesting as a talented dancer, actress, and singer, with a pronounced emphasis on Bengali language films. This multifaceted individual's professional journey took a significant turn in 1958, following her divorce, when she embarked on the ambitious venture of establishing the Calcutta Youth Choir.
Interestingly, prior to this pivotal moment, Ruma had entered into a union with the renowned singer, Kishore Kumar, in 1951, a partnership that would undoubtedly have a lasting impact on her life and career.
