Zubeen Garg's Last Film: A Heartfelt Tribute
Zubeen Garg’s wife, Garima Saikia Garg, has shared a heartfelt handwritten note from the late singer ahead of the release of his final film, Roi Roi Binale. This emotional gesture took place on Instagram, where she posted a sketch of Zubeen along with the note, expressing his love for fans and encouraging them to watch his new movie. The note reads, "Roi Roi Binale. Mur notun cinema. Sabole aahibo. 'Morom'. Zubeen da," which translates to "My new film. Do come and watch it. 'With love'."
Garima’s post resonated deeply with fans, as she reflected on the significance of Zubeen’s words. She mentioned the emotional weight of the letter he wrote on September 15, and her lingering questions about his untimely passing on September 19. Her poignant message captures the grief felt by many, highlighting how much he meant to his followers and loved ones.
As the release date for Roi Roi Binale approaches, excitement is palpable among fans and the Assamese film community. All tickets for showings in the upcoming week are reportedly sold out, indicating the immense popularity of Zubeen Garg. Exhibitors have responded to this overwhelming demand by adding more screenings, with some theaters planning to host as many as seven shows in one day, starting as early as 4:45 am and running late into the night.
In Roi Roi Binale, Zubeen plays the lead role of a blind musician, a character that reflects both his artistry and personal struggles. The film features 11 songs composed by Zubeen himself, adding a personal touch to the narrative. The trailer has already stirred emotions, showing the musician in a vulnerable state, which resonates even more given the tragic circumstances of Zubeen's death.
Directed by Rajesh Bhuyan, the film is expected not only to honor Zubeen's legacy but also to set new records in Assamese cinema. As fans gather to celebrate the life and work of Zubeen Garg, Roi Roi Binale is positioned to become a significant milestone in his illustrious career, proving that his artistry continues to touch the hearts of many.
