Zubeen Garg

Indian singer, multi-instrumentalist, music director, composer, songwriter and actor.
Born 1972 in Meghalaya, India.
Died September 19, 2025 in Singapore.

Mostly noted for his contributions in Assamese, Bengali, and Bollywood movies.
Celebrated for blending the folk traditions of Assam with pop and rock, Zubeen Garg became a household name in India as the voice behind the Bollywood hit “Ya Ali” from the 2006 film “Gangster.” Over his three-decade career, he sang thousands of songs in dozens of Indian languages and dialects, released acclaimed albums, acted in films, and composed film scores. Known for his powerful voice and versatility, Garg was also respected for his political engagement and his advocacy for diversity and cultural identity. Although he found widespread fame, he remained closely connected to Assam, drawing millions of fans who honored him as both a regional and national icon.