Famous Assamese singer and cultural icon Zubeen Garg has become sad at the age of 52 after a scuba diving incident in Singapore. This news has mourned fans across India, especially in Assam and Northeast, where he placed a special place in the hearts of people. According to reports, Zubine was pulled from the sea by local authorities and immediately rushed to a hospital, where he was admitted to the intensive care unit. Despite medical efforts, the doctors were unable to revive him.
Bollywood and Assamese singer Zubeen Garg died in 52 after scuba diving incident in Singapore
Zubeen was in Singapore for a set performance
Zubine visited Singapore to attend the North East Festival, where he was determined to perform. His untimely passing has sent shockwaves through the music industry and the Assamese community, who have long been considered more than a singer – but a voice in the region.
A multi -faceted artist and cultural force
In a career in decades, Zubine Garg recorded thousands of songs in many languages including Assamese, Hindi, Bengali and Tamil. He woke up to national prominence with hit Bollywood track “Yes Ali” from the film Rogue (2006), but his legacy in Assam went far ahead of film music. Zubeen was a multi-talented artist-a singer, musician, actor and filmmaker, as well as an emotional lawyer for social reasons and youth issues. His music often reflects the cultural identity, emotions and flexibility of the people of the Northeast.
Tribute from all over the country
Following the news of his death, tributes began with fans, fellow artists, political leaders and public figures. Many people described the disadvantage as “irreparable” – not only for the music world, but also for the cultural taunts of Assam. In Assam, he was seen as a symbol of regional pride, someone who used to constantly make local music, language and cinema champions. His contribution went beyond entertainment; He helped unite communities through art and activism.
Fans remember their legacy
In the hours after the announcement, fans took their songs, concert footage and on social media to share their messages. The platforms were filled with memories, which reflects a deep sense of loss and mistrust. For many people, Zubeen Garg was not just an artist – he was a movement, a voice and a fundamental part of his everyday life.
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