Assam is set for a cinematic event filled with emotion as “Roi Roi Binale,” the dream project of beloved cultural icon Zubeen Garg, will premiere on October 31 in 80 theatres across the state. This highly anticipated release comes just weeks after Garg’s shocking and untimely passing, transforming its premiere into a moment of collective remembrance and heartfelt celebration for millions of fans.
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| Roi Roi Bilale |
Advance online ticket sales began on October 24 and saw an overwhelming response—with seats selling out within hours. Cinemas across Assam, including 13 major theaters in Guwahati, have scheduled back-to-back shows, some starting as early as 6 a.m. and extending up to 19 screenings a day.
For an entire week, every showtime will be dedicated to “Roi Roi Binale”, turning Assam’s theatres into spaces of shared tribute and emotion. This unprecedented wave of enthusiasm reflects not just excitement for the film, but deep love for Zubeen Garg himself.
Global Impact & Zubeen Garg’s Legacy
The emotional impact of “Roi Roi Binale” extends far beyond Assam’s borders. The film will be released in over 40 countries worldwide, allowing the global Assamese community to come together in grief, pride, and celebration of Garg’s artistry.
Zubeen Garg dedicated more than 17 years to nurturing this project—three years perfecting the script and composing 11 original songs for it. The story features Garg as Raul, a blind musician who perceives the world through sound, a role that beautifully mirrors Garg’s own artistic soul and connection to music.
Director Rajesh Bhuyan shared, “Zubeen Da conveyed so much of himself through his music and performance. His spirit is alive on screen.” The crew completed the film as a labor of love and gratitude, determined to honor the vision of an artist who shaped an era.
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| Roi Roi Bilale Release 31st Oct. |
“Roi Roi Binale” is more than just a film—it’s a movement of healing, nostalgia, and unity. Fans, friends, and family will gather across packed theatres to celebrate the life, music, and legacy of Zubeen Garg, whose influence continues to inspire generations.
The film stands not only as his final creation but as a living tribute—an artistic embrace from Assam to its eternal star.
