A river of devotion
As Zubeen’s body entered Guwahati, thousands lined the streets. Some cried, others sang, all united in heartbreak. His final return turned into a city-wide tribute of love and loss.
Homecoming of a legend
The airport turned into a shrine as Zubeen's remains arrived. Fans broke barricades, officials wept, and his songs filled the air — a moment that froze time in collective grief.
The 7-hour farewell
A 30-km drive stretched into 7 hours as fans walked beside the hearse, refusing to let him travel alone. It wasn’t just a journey — it was Assam’s final embrace.
Songs, silence, and sorrow
Thousands gathered in the rain to say goodbye. Zubeen lay in a glass coffin, while his wife Garima thanked the crowd. The pain was shared, and the silence sang.
He belonged to all of us
Fans came from every corner — by train, car, foot. Some paid extra, others had no tickets. But all came with one purpose: to stand with Zubeen one last time.
A hymn for Zubeen Garg
At Delhi airport, CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, softly sang Zubeen’s personal favourite — Mayabini — in a deeply moving moment while receiving the mortal remains of Zubeen Garg
A resting place of legacy
Amid full state honours, Zubeen will be cremated at Hatimura. A 10-bigha memorial will rise here — not just a place of mourning, but a space for his music to live on.