Armaan Mallik Pays Musical Tribute To Zubeen Garg, Leaves Fans In Tears - Watch Video

Singer Zubeen Garg’s untimely demise has left the music industry in shock, with condolences continuing to pour in. Armaan Malik, who had earlier mourned the tragic loss, has now shared a heartfelt musical tribute to the late singer. In a video, he can be seen performing Garg’s iconic song Mayabini Ratir Bukut. Armaan also penned a note remembering the legendary singer.Armaan Mallik Pays Musical Tribute To Zubeen GargSharing the video, the singer wrote, "Every visit to the beautiful state of Assam, I never failed to sing this song and dedicate it to the one and only #ZubeenGarg. Today, singing it feels heavier than ever. Can’t believe he is no more and it breaks my heart that I never got the chance to truly know him properly, a wish that will

forever remain unfulfilled. My deepest condolences to his family, friends, and every soul who found life in his music."He added, "Rest in peace Zubeen da... a legend gone too soon. Your beautiful voice will echo in our hearts forever."

Every visit to the beautiful state of Assam, I never failed to sing this song and dedicate it to the one and only #ZubeenGarg. Today, singing it feels heavier than ever. Can’t believe he is no more and it breaks my heart that I never got the chance to truly know him properly, a… pic.twitter.com/n3qDWOyNaO

— ARMAAN ✦ (@ArmaanMalik22) September 20, 2025

ALSO READ: Zubeen Garg Funeral Live Updates: Singer's Mortal Remains Reach Guwahati; Wife Garima Saikia Garg Mourns Deeply Zubeen Garg DeathZubeen Garg passed away in Singapore while scuba diving after suffering breathlessness and a seizure following a jump from a yacht. Despite immediate CPR and being rushed to Singapore General Hospital, he could not be revived. His post-mortem was conducted in Singapore on Saturday, and his mortal remains were flown to Guwahati, where hundreds of fans gathered to pay their heartfelt tributes. Admirers lined the streets, some on bikes and others running alongside the ambulance. A group of fans also fulfilled the singer’s wish of being remembered through music. His mortal remains are being kept at Sarusajai Stadium, allowing fans to offer their final respects between 9 am and 7 pm, with elaborate arrangements made to manage the crowd. The Assam government has also declared a three-day state mourning from September 20 to 22, flying flags at half-mast to honour the beloved Ya Ali singer.