Romin Zuberi

Romin Zuberi is an Indian singer known for his contributions to Hindi cover albums. He excelled in his schooling, achieving 90% marks in his 12th grade exams from the ICSE and CBSE boards, and earned the highest marks in music in India. Romin holds a Master's degree in Computer Science and completed an internship in Dubai before joining a leading US software company as a Data Analytics Engineer. He now serves as the Lead for Data Ingestion & Analytics at the same company. His father, Dr. K.H. Zuberi, is a senior journalist with national and international media, and his mother, is a social activist and educational influencer.

Romin is best known for his cover of "Tum Hi Ho" from Aashiqui 2 and songs by Mohammed Rafi. He began his modeling career in the early 2000s, with his photo featured in a children's alphabet book and a calendar published by a leading NCR publication. His interviews and articles have appeared in prominent newspapers. In Delhi NCR, he is renowned for his professional playback and classical singing.

A leading playback singer, Romin has performed in numerous languages besides Hindi. He started singing at the age of five, focusing on stage performances of Mohammed Rafi's songs. His musical talent is a legacy from his grandfather, Prof. Dr. F.H. Zuberi, who completed a degree in Vocal and Classical Violin from Sangeet Samaaj Meerut in the 1950s. Dr. F.H. Zuberi, who retired as the Head of the Physics Department at D.N. Degree College Meerut, invented India’s first tape recorder in the 1950s and was recognized by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.

Romin's father, Dr. K. H. Zuberi, also has a musical background and invented the world’s first electronic compass in the 1980s. His mother, Dr. Zuberi, holds degrees in Vocal Classical Music. Romin participated in various music contests during his youth, earning accolades at state and national levels. At 16, he moved to Mumbai to pursue his singing career and has since traveled extensively for concerts.