Celebrated Assamese singer and cultural icon Zubeen Garg was posthumously honoured with three major awards at the Filmfare Awards Assamese, marking an emotional moment for the music community in Assam. The late artist received the awards for Best Playback Singer (Male), the Lifetime Achievement Award, and a Special Honour for his work in the film Roi Roi Binale. The recognition was seen as a tribute to his long and influential career in music and cinema.
The awards were received by his wife, Garima Saikia Garg, and his father, Kapil Thakur, at their residence. In a quiet and emotional ceremony, Jitesh Pillaai, Editor-in-Chief of Filmfare, presented them with the Black Lady trophy. Family members said the moment was deeply emotional as the awards recognised not only his musical talent but also his lifelong dedication to the arts.
Zubeen Garg was known for his strong presence in the Assamese music industry. Over the years, he worked as a singer, composer, lyricist and filmmaker. His songs became popular across age groups and were widely played at cultural and public events. Apart from Assamese music, he also worked in Hindi films and other regional industries. His voice and style earned him fans across different states.