Assam: The legacy of legendary Assamese singer Zubeen Garg found an emotional mention inside the Bigg Boss house, as contestants reflected on his music, popularity and the special bond he shared with audiences across Assam.
During the conversation, the contestants remembered Garg’s distinctive singing style and his enormous influence on Assamese music. His songs and long-standing connection with listeners were discussed as examples of the lasting impact he had on the region’s cultural landscape.
Contestant Qazi spoke about the extraordinary admiration Garg received in Assam, saying that people regarded the singer with an almost divine level of affection. Qazi also referred to popular songs associated with Garg, including Mayabini and Ya Ali, while highlighting the wide reach of his music.
The discussion brought renewed attention to Zubeen Garg’s contribution to Assamese music and the emotional connection he established with generations of listeners. His popularity extended well beyond individual songs, with his work becoming closely associated with Assamese cultural identity for many fans.
Zubeen Garg passed away on September 19, 2025. His last rites were conducted at Sonapur with full state honours, including a 21-gun salute. The cremation site was subsequently named Zubeen Kshetra, becoming an important place of remembrance for admirers of the singer.
Even after his death, Garg’s songs continue to be remembered and played by fans across Assam and beyond. The recent discussion inside the Bigg Boss house has once again highlighted the enduring place of his music and memory among his admirers.
