Zubeen garg: Jubein, a famous Assam singer and many famous songs in Bollywood, became a victim of a painful road accident in Singapore where he died. He died in a scuba driving accident in Singapore. The doctor tried hard to save him but his life could not be saved. Jubin went to the Singapore North East Festival to attend and perform.
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Zubeen Garg was born on 18 November 1972 in Jorhat, Assam. Since childhood, he was very fond of singing. He has a big name in Assamese and Bengali music world. He has songs in more than 30 languages and won everyone’s heart with his unique style. Jubin is called Rockstar of Assam.
A big name was also made in Bollywood
Jubin made a special identity in Bollywood. In the 2006 film Gangster, he went to sing ‘Ya Ali’ which proved to be a turning point for him, after which he went to Dil Tu Hi Tu Hi Tu Hi Tu Hi. After this, he did many other songs. Fans believed that there was a different pain in his song. People were mesmerized after listening to his songs.
Along with music, Jubin was also active in social service. He was constantly working to add fellow youth in the field of music to carry forward the culture of Assam. His sudden departure has caused a lot of damage not only to the Assamese but the whole country. Jubin’s songs and his voice will remain alive till the video and people will always remember him.
Fans Emotional
Due to the sudden departure of Zubeen Garg, his fans have become very emotional, people are remembering him and paying tribute. Jubin’s fans say that Jubin may have left this world, but he will always settle in his heart and people will always remember him through his music.
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