Zubeen Garg’s Handwritten Note Surfaces Online Ahead Of His Final Film Roi Roi Binale Release; Fans Get Emotional

Assam’s

beloved singer and actor Zubeen Garg had left behind an emotional handwritten note before leaving for Singapore, a message that has now deeply moved fans across the world. The note, written as part of the promotional campaign for his final project Roi Roi Binale, has taken on new meaning after his untimely demise. The film, which marks his last release, is scheduled to hit theatres on October 31.

Zubeen Garg's handwritten letter surfaces online ahead of Roi Roi Binale release

In his heartfelt note, penned in his handwriting, Zubeen wrote, “Wait, wait a little - my new film is coming. Do come and watch it. Love, Zubeen Da.” The simplicity and warmth of these words struck an emotional chord with fans, many of whom are sharing the note online as a symbol of the late singer's eternal bond with her followers.

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Roi Roi Binale director on Zubeen's contribution to film's promotion

Roi Roi Binale Director Rajesh Bhuyan, revealed that Zubeen was personally involved in shaping the film’s promotion before leaving for Singapore. Speaking to ETV Bharat, Bhuyan said, “On September 15, before his departure, Zubeen and I discussed the plans for Roi Roi Binale. He wanted to promote this film differently from his earlier projects like Mission China and Kanchanjangha.”According to Rajesh Bhuyan, Zubeen had expressed a touching thought before leaving, saying, “People often come to me for autographs and to meet me, but it’s impossible to meet everyone. So, I want to do something that makes everyone feel my presence — I’ll leave behind my autograph and an invitation for them to watch my film.”

Fans get emotional on seeing Zubeen's handwritten note

Honouring Zubeen’s vision, the Roi Roi Binale team decided to share his handwritten note across social media platforms. Within hours, it went viral, with fans pouring in their love and tributes, calling it his “final message to Assam.”The film is set for release not only across Assam but also in 46 locations across India, with advance bookings already selling out. Many believe this posthumous release will become a landmark moment in Assamese cinema, celebrating Zubeen’s artistic legacy.Tragically, the artist’s vibrant life was cut short during a trip to Singapore, where he had travelled to perform at the North East India Festival. Reports state that Zubeen passed away while swimming near an island during a yacht outing.