As the release of Zubeen Garg’s much-anticipated film, ‘Roi Roi Binale,’ approaches, excitement is palpable throughout Assam. A heartfelt Facebook post from Zubeen’s wife, Garima Saikia Garg, has resonated deeply with fans, igniting widespread emotion across the state. This, coupled with a vibrant poster campaign, has transformed the film’s launch into a grassroots celebration of Assamese cinema.
In her poignant message, Garima expressed her yearning for her husband, who has been away from the public eye for months due to health challenges. Her words, infused with deep affection and nostalgia, highlighted Zubeen’s unwavering dedication to his craft: “Maybe you are very busy, isn’t it? Your dream film is about to release… you must inspect the final stage of work, check the background music-you are never satisfied with it. You should look into the release plan. This time, if possible, we should add a few more cities… Every film must contribute something to the industry… I miss you terribly, Goldie. I cannot express in words how each moment is passing. I don’t even know whether I exist anymore without you.”
Garima’s heartfelt note struck a chord with many, prompting fans to describe it as “painfully beautiful” and “soul-stirring,” reflecting the struggles and sacrifices behind an artist’s life. The fervor surrounding ‘Roi Roi Binale’ reached new heights on Sunday night when fan clubs organized a significant poster campaign across Guwahati. The streets transformed into a vibrant spectacle of colors and enthusiasm in anticipation of the film’s nationwide release on October 31.
Supporters, including close associates like Jayanta Kakoti and singer Montumoni Saikia, worked tirelessly into the night to place posters in key areas such as Six Mile, Ganeshguri, Paltan Bazar, Christian Basti, and Bhongaghar. This campaign, characterized by lively music and chants, showcased the profound connection that the Assamese people feel towards Zubeen Garg, an artist whose impact extends far beyond music and film to the core of Assam’s cultural identity.
Moreover, fan clubs have actively encouraged a stance against piracy, urging the community to support the film by watching it exclusively in theaters. They pledged to monitor any illegal distribution attempts, underscoring that supporting ‘Roi Roi Binale’ equates to supporting Assamese cinema itself.
With the release just days away, what began as a personal dream for Zubeen has transformed into a communal emotional journey, bringing together fans, artists, and admirers united in love and hope for the return of Assam’s cherished cultural icon.
Original Source: https://www.indiatodayne.in/assam/story/i-miss-you-goldie-garimas-emotional-post-for-zubeen-ahead-of-roi-roi-binale-movie-release-1295607-2025-10-27?utm_source=rssfeed
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Publish Date: 2025-10-27 11:22:00
