Zubeen Garg: The Rebel, The Romantic, The Legend

Assamese singer Zubeen Garg, 52, passes away in a tragic accident in Singapore | Known for the timeless hit Ya Ali and hundreds of Assamese, Bengali, and Hindi songs, Zubeen was a cultural icon of the North-East | His death has left India mourning one of its most soulful voices | Cremated in Guwahati with full state honours and a 21-gun salute | Fans gather from across the region to pay tribute | Remembering Zubeen Garg’s legacy that reshaped Assamese music, inspired generations, and bridged regional cinema with Indian pop culture

He came from a small town and conquered every stage.
No one sang like him. No one lived like him.
From Guwahati to Mumbai, fans unite to celebrate Zubeen Garg’s voice that transcended languages.
This documentary uncovers the real Zubeen Garg — his struggles, his love for music, and the fire that never went out.
Deccan Herald's Amrita Madhukalya speaks to Zubeen's friends and family who remember the man who made them sing, dream, and transformed Assamese music, inspired countless artists, and became a symbol of cultural pride.

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