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‘Joi Zubeen Da’: First Song From Late Assamese Singer’s Last Film Released On His Facebook

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The post, which garnered a widely emotional response from his fans, marks the second instance of activity on Zubeen Garg’s Facebook account since his death on September 19

The latest post on Zubeen Garg's official Facebook account announced the release of a song; (right) a portrait of the late singer Zubeen Garg during his 'Adya Shraddha' last month. (Image: News18/PTI)

The latest post on Zubeen Garg’s official Facebook account announced the release of a song; (right) a portrait of the late singer Zubeen Garg during his ‘Adya Shraddha’ last month. (Image: News18/PTI)

A second post from the official Facebook account of the late singer Zubeen Garg left his fans emotional. Uploaded on Tuesday, it featured the release of the first song from his final film, Roi Roi Binale.

This marks the second instance of activity on Zubeen’s Facebook account since his untimely death on September 19. The first social media post was made on the evening of September 20 and was an emotional appeal from his wife, Garima Garg, to the people of Assam.

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The latest post, however, announces the release of a song but caused many of his fans to react, flooding the comments section with heartfelt messages.

“Dada, still can’t believe you’re not with us physically. But you live in our souls and hearts. We’ll follow your ideologies. Joi Zubeen Da,” read one of the comments on the post.

Another wrote: “Dada, why did you leave us?” while others echoed, “you will always remain in our hearts.”

‘ROI ROI BINALE’, A DREAM PROJECT

Zubeen Garg was deeply involved in the shooting and post-production of Roi Roi Binale, touted as Assam’s first musical film.

According to his close associates, Zubeen was so passionate about completing the film that he was reluctant to leave for Singapore, where he died before he was perform at a concert. He was playing the lead in the film, portraying a character unlike any before, and had previously announced that it would be released on October 31. This commitment reportedly drove him to keep working tirelessly despite his busy schedule.

A few scenes of the film remain unfinished. To honour Zubeen’s wish to release the movie on time, director Rajesh Bhuyan, resumed shooting the remaining portions at the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya (USTM) campus near Guwahati.

‘DON’T POLITICISE INVESTIGATION’

Zubeen’s wife and co-producer of the film, Garima Garg, was also present during the shoot. Asked about the ongoing investigation into her husband’s death, she expressed both sorrow and faith in the legal process.

“I feel there are too many distractions in this investigation. However, I have full faith in the police. I appeal to everyone not to politicise this process. We are all in deep pain — there’s fire burning in our hearts. I need to know how Zubeen lost his breath there. The truth must come out,” Garima said. “Why is the man who loved everyone now deprived of justice? Why is he being neglected this way? Has humanity vanished?”

Garima said, as per Zubeen’s wish, the entire team is doing everything possible to complete Roi Roi Binale in time for its scheduled release on October 31 — a tribute to his dedication and legacy.

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