Guwahati, Nov 1: The late Zubeen Garg’s final musical, Roi Roi Binale, has achieved what few thought possible — it has brought Assam’s dormant single-screen theatres back to life.

In the days leading up to its October 31 release, several long-shuttered cinema halls across the state were cleaned, repaired, and reopened to welcome audiences eager to watch the much-awaited film.

In Jagiroad, Morigaon district, the iconic Ganesh Talkies — closed since the COVID-19 lockdown — is among those preparing for a grand reopening. “People kept asking us to reopen,” said an official from the theatre. “We are cleaning and testing everything. The excitement is unbelievable. The audience wants to see Roi Roi Binale, and we are reopening for them.”

The surge of interest in Zubeen’s posthumous release reflects the singer’s enduring emotional bond with audiences. For many, Roi Roi Binale represents more than just another Assamese film — it’s a heartfelt tribute to an artist whose music defined generations.

From Guwahati to Dibrugarh and Jorhat, theatres are witnessing renewed enthusiasm, with owners reporting advance inquiries and nostalgic crowds eager to relive the magic of seeing Zubeen on the big screen once again.

“We’ve had a tremendous response on the first day. Our cinema hall was shut for four years, and now, for this film, we’ve opened once again,” said the owner of Ganesh Talkies.

Zubeen Garg’s last film, Roi Roi Binale, has received an overwhelming response on its opening day, with many viewers moved to tears while watching the emotional musical tribute.

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