Assam’s iconic singer-actor Zubeen Garg has graced the silver screen for the final time in his recently released film, ‘Roi Roi Binale.’ The movie serves as a poignant and emotional farewell for his devoted fanbase, who have been deeply moved by his last performance. Fans from Assam shared their heartfelt sentiments, expressing a profound sense of loss mixed with immense pride as they witness their beloved artist one last time.
Zubeen Garg was more than just a performer to the people of Assam; he was an embodiment of emotion and a cultural icon. The date of his passing, September 19, 2025, is remembered as a somber day for his admirers worldwide. Approximately a month and a half after his demise, ‘Roi Roi Binale’ premiered on October 31, bringing his final cinematic work to audiences.
The release is particularly heartbreaking for Assam, as ‘Roi Roi Binale’ marks Zubeen Garg’s posthumous cinematic offering. Many fans articulated their feelings about seeing their idol in action again. Saptadeepa Bhattacharjee, a devoted fan, described the experience as “a final conversation with Zubeen Da,” highlighting his songs as shaping her memories and his spirit influencing the state. She anticipates tears of both grief and gratitude during the viewing, viewing it as a chance to thank him and ensure “Zubeenism will never fade.”
Poulami Kundu from Guwahati echoed these sentiments, stating, “Zubeen is an emotion for us; we grew up listening to his songs. His last film feels like a final goodbye.” She believes ‘Roi Roi Binale’ encapsulates a “wave of emotions and nostalgia.”
Navasmita Das added, “Little did we know that we would be watching his biggest project without him. But, high time to accept the reality and proceed to make this dream of his a big success. We all are sure that we’re going to weep throughout.” The film, directed by Rajesh Bhuyan, features Zubeen Garg in a leading role alongside a talented ensemble cast. The technical crew includes Sumon Dowerah and Gyan Gautam for cinematography, Protim Khaound for editing, and music composed by Poran Borkatoky and Zubeen Garg himself. This musical drama stands as a lasting tribute to his multifaceted talent.
