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Morigaon, Oct 321 The much-anticipated Assamese filmu Roi Roi Binale, featuring the late cultural icon Zubeen Garg, drew unprecedented crowds at Royal Cines Hall in Morigaon today. The film’s statewide release turned into a heartfelt tribute, as fans gathered in overwhelming numbers to witness Zubeen’s final on-screen appearance.
From early morning, long queues formed outside the theatre as cinephiles, families, and devoted admirers came to relive memories of the beloved singer-actor. Among the audience were mothers with infants and elderly citizens, all eager to catch a glimpse of Zubeen in his last cinematic performance. The atmosphere inside the hall was a mix of nostalgia and emotion, with many visibly moved by the late star’s presence on the screen.
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Before the screening, members of the Morigaon District Journalists Association, led by president Ajit Sarma, along with AASU leader Rupjyoti Medhi and several social leaders, offered floral tributes at Zubeen Garg’s portrait. The gesture added a poignant note to the day’s proceedings. As the credits rolled, the audience broke into chants, seeking justice for their beloved “Zubeen Da.” The screening in Morigaon was not just a movie event—it became a collective expression of love, loss, and respect for one of Assam’s most treasured artists.
