Zubeen Garg is no longer alive. His numerous admirers and lovers, as well as the entire country, are shocked by his passing.

The 52-year-old singer was well-known for both his iconic contribution to Assamese music and his melodic voice. His performance was set for September 19, 2025, while he was in Singapore for the Northeast Festival.

Zubeen was scuba diving in Singapore. But the sport he was playing for enjoyment ended up killing him. Zubin dove into the sea. He was taken to the hospital right away, where medical professionals did everything, they could to save his life. He died despite every attempt to bring him back to life.

A lovely musical era comes to an end with Zubeen's tragic death in a paragliding accident. The Northeast's cultural landscape was reflected in his songs. His songs served as a tribute to many people's heritage and sense of self.

Fans, musicians, and others who were impacted by his music worldwide have been paying their respects ever since the news of his passing broke.

Zubeen Garg began singing when she was just three years old. Anamika, his debut album, came out in 1992. His Assamese albums, including Maya, Zubeenor Gaan, Xabda, Pakhi, Shishu, and Jantra, quickly gained popularity among people of all ages.

Additionally, he has sung in Hindi films like Krissh 3, Vaastav, Fiza, Asoka, Kaante, Gangster, Dil Se, and more. It is important to note that he became a national celebrity thanks to his song Ya Ali from Gangster.

Speaking of his private life, he had a number of relationships while on the road. But after hearing his Assamese albums Anamika and Maya, he received a letter from his wife, Garima Saikia Garg, introducing them.

He quickly responded to Garima's letter after fate had played its part. When Zubeen entered his life, she was experiencing homesickness while studying in Bombay. After they began dating, Zubeen asked her to marry him. Garima's father, though, wasn't prepared to approve of their union.