The Assamese film industry and fans are experiencing a mix of grief and anticipation as Zubeen Garg’s final film, Roi Roi Binale, is released on October 31, 2025. Garg, a beloved singer-actor, passed away in Singapore on September 19, 2025, at the age of 52, leaving behind a legacy of music and cinema that deeply resonated with the people of Assam. His death, due to an apparent drowning incident, continues to be investigated by a Special Investigation Team.

Roi Roi Binale is a musical love story that was very close to Zubeen's heart. He not only starred in the film but also wrote, composed, and produced it. The film was nearly finished at the time of his death, with only minor dubbing and background music work remaining. His wife, Garima Saikia Garg, and director Rajesh Bhuyan were determined to fulfill his vision and release the film on the date he had planned.

The film tells the story of a visually impaired musician whose world is illuminated by sound, imagination, and love. Through his art, he experiences beauty, heartbreak, and destiny. This unique role sees Zubeen playing a blind artist. Some fans have noted a strange resemblance between the film's plot and Zubeen Garg's death, leading to emotional reactions after watching the movie.

The release of Roi Roi Binale has been met with record-breaking ticket sales. Many shows are sold out, and early morning screenings have been added to meet the overwhelming demand. In a heartfelt tribute, the state of Assam has halted screenings of all other films to allow Roi Roi Binale to play exclusively in theaters across the state. This decision reflects the immense respect and love for Garg's contribution to Assamese culture.

Directed by Rajesh Bhuyan and written by Rahul Gautam Sharma, Roi Roi Binale features Zubeen Garg as both the music director and lead actor. The film was shot across Assam and Sri Lanka and is the first Assamese film presented in Dolby Atmos. The cast includes Zubeen Garg, Mousumi Alifa, Achurjya Borpatra, Joy Kashyap, and others.

As the investigation into Zubeen Garg's death continues, the release of Roi Roi Binale serves as both a celebration of his artistic achievements and a poignant farewell to a cultural icon. The film is more than just a movie; it is a symbol of strength, love, and pride for millions of Assamese hearts.