Zubeen Garg's Final Dream: Assam Celebrates 'Roi Roi Binale' Release

Fans gathered in Guwahati for the emotional release of Zubeen Garg's final movie 'Roi Roi Binale'. Director Rajesh Bhuyan expressed joy at the overwhelming audience response during the morning show. The film features Garg's original voice recordings and represents his dream project that was three years in the making. The Assam government is supporting the late artist's legacy by donating GST collections to his foundation.

Key Points: Zubeen Garg's Last Movie Roi Roi Binale Released in Assam

  • Morning show sets record audience response in Assam theaters
  • Film features Zubeen Garg's original voice recordings from lapel mic
  • Assam government donating GST share to Kalaguru Artist Foundation
  • Movie marks Garg's first musical Assamese film project
  • Emotional farewell for fans celebrating late singer's legacy
  • Production completed over three years with Garg's story and music
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This film belongs to Assam and its people: Director Rajesh Bhuyan on release of Zubeen Garg's last movie 'Roi Roi Binale'

Director Rajesh Bhuyan releases Zubeen Garg's final film 'Roi Roi Binale' in Guwahati, fulfilling the late singer's dream with overwhelming audience response.

"This film belongs to the entire Assam and its people - Director Rajesh Bhuyan"

Guwahati, October 31

As late singer Zubeen Garg's last movie 'Roi Roi Binale', released today at a theatre in Guwahati, director Rajesh Bhuyan expressed his happiness over the response of the audience.

Speaking to ANI, he said, "Assam mein ye record hai kisi movie ka morning show hua aur itna acha response mila hai..Zubeen ka sapna aaj pura hone ja raha hai..ye picture hum logon ka nahi pura Assam ka hai..unke bahut saara upcoming projects hai jinko hum milkar pura karne ka try karenge..(This is a record in Assam that a movie had a morning show and got such a good response. Zubeen's dream is going to be fulfilled today. This film belongs to the entire Assam and its people. He has many upcoming projects which we will try to complete together.)"

Producer Shyamantak Gautam added, "Everything has happened as per his(Zubeen Garg) wish."

Fans of late singer Zubeen Garg arrived at a theatre in Guwahati to watch his last movie 'Roi Roi Binale', which releases today. Zubeen Garg died in Singapore on September 19.

Moviegoers arrived at the theatres for the morning show to witness Garg's final cinematic performance. The atmosphere outside theatres was filled with both excitement and nostalgia as fans expressed their deep affection and respect for the late artist. Zubeen Garg, who was a multi-talented singer, composer, and actor, was revered for his contribution to Assamese and Indian music.

His sudden demise left fans across the country in mourning. The movie for his admirers is both a cinematic experience and an emotional farewell to the late singer.

The Assam government has earlier announced handing over the state's share of Goods and Services Tax (GST) from the late singing icon Zubeen Garg's film 'Roi Roi Binale' to the Kalaguru Artist Foundation.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced the state cabinet's decision on the collections from the film."The central government collects a GST on movie tickets, including 18 per cent on tickets costing more than Rs 100 and 5 per cent on tickets costing less than Rs 100. Out of the collection, half of it, i.e., 9 per cent and 2.5 per cent, are returned to the state government.

As there are no provisions for tax exemption on films, the Cabinet has decided to hand over the GST collections to Kalaguru Artist Foundation, which was founded by Zubeen Garg. It will help to support the foundation and Garg's ideals," CM Sarma said while addressing the media.

Directed by Rajesh Bhuyan, 'Roi Roi Binale' will feature the "original voice" recordings of Garg, serving as a tribute to the singer's immense talent and passion for Assamese music.

"We were working on this movie for the last three years. The story and music of the movie were by Zubeen Garg... This was the first musical Assamese movie... We had completed almost all the work on the movie, except for the background music...," the filmmaker told ANI.

"Zubeen Garg wanted this movie to be released on 31st October, so we have decided to release it on the same date, not just in Assam, but nationwide... Zubeen Garg's voice is almost 80-90% clear, as we had recorded it using a lapel mic. So we will use his original voice only," he added.

Zubeen Garg passed away in Singapore on September 19 after an alleged drowning incident. The singer had been in Singapore for the Northeast India Festival.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Great move by Assam government to support Kalaguru Artist Foundation through GST collections. This is how we should honor our artists - by continuing their work and vision. Zubeen sir would have been proud.
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Arjun K
Watching this movie feels like saying goodbye to a part of our childhood. Zubeen's music has been the soundtrack of our lives in Northeast India. The decision to use his original voice recordings is perfect - it keeps his spirit alive.
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Sarah B
While I appreciate the sentiment, I wish the release had more promotion outside Assam. Zubeen Garg was a national treasure and more people across India should know about this final tribute. Hopefully the nationwide release will help.
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Michael C
The fact that they're releasing it exactly on the date Zubeen wanted shows how much respect the team has for his vision. This is more than just a movie - it's fulfilling an artist's final wish. Respect to the entire team for completing his work.
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Kavya N
First musical Assamese movie! Zubeen da was always pushing boundaries. His sudden departure left such a void in Assamese cinema and music. This film will be bittersweet but absolutely worth watching for every fan.

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