Roi Roi Binale, the final film of late legendary singer-actor Zubeen Garg, has taken a smashing start at the box office in India, primarily driven by his home state Assam. The film in its Assamese version is running riot in the state, showcasing the adulation that the public have for Garg.
The film, also written by Garg, sees him in the lead role alongside Victor Banerjee and Mousumi Alifa. In his final film, Garg plays the role of a blind artist and fans have been left emotional by his performance. Roi Roi Binale has collected Rs 4.80 crore gross in India across two days and is set to add another Rs 2.50-2.70 crore on Sunday.
The opening weekend collections of Roi Roi Binale will be around Rs 7.50 crore gross in India with a massive chunk of it coming from Assam. It is one of the biggest openers ever in Assamese cinema and reports suggest that it is on its way to make more records. More than the insane box office numbers, the film is also a way for fans to celebrate Garg in his final journey as an influential artist.
While Garg carved his name as a top-notch musician and singer, his acting prowess was highly under-rated. In fact, he has also won National Awards for acting and direction. He featured largely in Bengali and Assamese films while also acting in a few Hindi projects. Garg directed three Assamese films too.
For people in Assam, Garg was more than just a big entertainment celebrity. He influenced them in many ways through his social activities and powerful persona. The reception to Roi Roi Binale is proof that Garg will forever remain in their memories. On 19th September 2025, Garg passed away at the age of 52.
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[Data is compiled from independent sources linked to distributors and theater owners. Estimated figures could have a correction in the following day(s) when revised figures are obtained. This website doesn't take responsibility for the authenticity of these numbers]