

Guwahati : Nagaon was swept by a wave of emotion as Zubeen Garg’s much-awaited film “Roi Roi Binale” premiered at the historic Dibyajyoti Cinema Hall. From the first screening at 8 a.m., the atmosphere was charged with excitement, reverence, and nostalgia. Fans queued outside long before sunrise, their hearts beating with anticipation to see their beloved “Zubeen da” on screen one more time.
Inside the packed hall, emotions overflowed. Some viewers were seen wiping away tears, while others applauded through trembling smiles. “It didn’t feel like a movie, it felt like meeting him again,” said one emotional fan, her voice breaking as the end credits rolled.
As the only cinema hall currently operating in Nagaon, Dibyajyoti has transformed into a shrine of celebration. Four daily shows have been scheduled, yet every seat remains booked until November 22. “We’ve never seen such a response,” said a hall representative. “The love for Zubeen Garg is unmeasurable.”
For the people of Nagaon, “Roi Roi Binale” is not just cinema, it is remembrance, healing, and homecoming. Through laughter, tears, and applause, Zubeen Garg’s voice continues to echo, reminding Assam that legends never fade; they live forever in the hearts they touch.