Zubeen Garg Death: Jubin Nautiyal Remembers 'True Talent'; Badshah, Armaan Malik, Adil Hussain Are Devastated By News

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news of Zubeen Garg's death hit the Indian music industry hard. Friends, colleagues, and fans mourned the Assamese singer who died at the age of 52 in Singapore during an adventure activity. Zubeen was visiting Singapore as part of the delegation at the Northeast Festival. Back home, singers and musicians like Jubin Nautiyal, Badshah, Armaan Malik, and Vishal Mishra mourned Zubeen's untimely death.

Music industry remembers Zubeen Garg

Fellow singer Jubin Nautiyal posted a photo of Zubeen and paid tribute to his legacy. He wrote, "Zubeen Garg ~ ( 18.11.1972 - 19. 09. 2025 ) Your music will echo in our hearts forever, A true talent gone too soon. Rest in peace. Condolences to the family. Shiv shiv shiv."

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Rapper-singer Badshah posted on X (formerly Twitter), "Never met him. Heard his songs. Heard his stories. Never knew it would hurt so much. Rest in peace. ZubeenDa." Singer-composer Armaan Malik added, "I am devastated and in disbelief. May his soul rest in peace.. #ZubeenGarg."

Actor Adil Hussain penned a note and remembered Zubeen's legacy. He stated, "Devastated and shocked by the news of Zubeen Garg's sudden death in an accident in Singapore. I am so very sad... His contribution to Assamese music and culture is extraordinary... He will live amongst us through his songs... Dear Zubeen I remember you with lots love and fondness.. May his singing soul rest in peace and God bless his soul... Good bye Zubeen.. Until we meet on the other side... Keep singing with your beautiful Voice and make Gods Happy."

ALSO READ: Ya Ali Singer Zubeen Garg Dies At 52 After Freak Accident In SingaporeComposer-singer Vishal Mishra posted on Instagram, "Zubeen Da,like every one else,I loved your voice & connected to it so much ! Left us all too soon. Om Shanti,Sita Ram. #zubeengarg."

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The Ya Ali singer's body is expected to be brought back to Assam on September 19. He is survived by his wife, Garima Saikia and son, Gautam Garg.