Zubeen Garg
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Lessons from Zubeen Garg’s Last Film
As the screen faded to black and the end credits rolled, I found myself lost in thought — the weather outside seemed to echo the quiet heaviness within. Zubeen Garg’s latest Assamese movie, ‘Roi Roi Binale’, released posthumously, felt more than just a film. It was a reflection of his spirit — fearless, honest, and Continue reading
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Larger Than Life
The massive number of people who have turned up to pay their last tributes to Zubeen Garg has left many outside Assam puzzled. They wonder: Why does he receive such an outpouring of love? How could one individual command such devotion, even after his departure? Among those confused voices, a few have unfortunately turned toxic—using Continue reading
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How Zubeen Garg Shaped My Writing
I am a person who grieves in private and laughs in private. Though I may appear to joke around, I am fiercely private, and expressing my emotions openly has never come easily. Naturally, my feelings find their way into my writings and poetry—a silent language through which I communicate the depths of my heart. Looking Continue reading
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A Personal Loss: Remembering Zubeen Garg
In 2011, when Steve Jobs passed away, I couldn’t sleep the whole night. His life and work had inspired me so deeply that his death felt like a personal loss, even though I had never met him. Now, with the news of Zubeen Garg’s passing, I find myself feeling the same way. Restless, shaken, carrying Continue reading
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