Bollywood Mourns the Tragic Loss of Singer Zubeen Garg at 52
Singer Zubeen Garg: Dies At 52 After Freak Scuba Diving Accident In Singapore: Heartbreaking news has shaken the music and film fraternity, as beloved singer and cultural icon Zubeen Garg passed away at the age of 52. Known for iconic hits like “Ya Ali,” “Subah Subah,” “Dil Tu Hi Bata,” and “Jiya Re,” Zubeen was a defining voice of the 90s and early 2000s. He reportedly died during a scuba diving incident in Singapore, where he had traveled to perform at the Northeast Festival scheduled for September 20th. Despite swift action by Singapore police and emergency medical care, he could not be saved.
Zubeen Garg was more than just a singer—he was a cultural ambassador of Assam, whose music resonated across India. Assam’s Cabinet Minister Ashok Singhal confirmed the news on Instagram, expressing deep sorrow and calling Zubeen “the heartbeat of Assam.” He added that generations grew up listening to his music and that his passing leaves an irreplaceable void in the cultural landscape of the nation.
In addition to his musical legacy, Zubeen had also worked as an actor in Assamese and Hindi cinema. His multi-talented presence brought richness to the entertainment industry, and his sudden departure is a monumental loss to fans, peers, and the nation. Tributes are pouring in from across India, honoring the man whose voice gave soul to countless songs and comforted millions.
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