K. C. Dey, also known as Keshab Chandra Dey, was a prominent figure in Indian music, particularly known for his contributions to Hindustani classical music. He was born in the late 19th century and gained recognition for his unique vocal style and compositions. Dey's work played a significant role in popularizing classical music in India. In addition to his musical talents, K. C. Dey was also involved in the film industry, contributing to the early days of Indian cinema. He composed music for several films and is remembered for his ability to blend traditional music with cinematic elements, influencing future generations of musicians and composers.