Apart from music, Zubin Garg was also active in the film industry. After his death, Zubin's last film, 'Roi Roy Binale', was recently released. To keep the memory of his beloved artist alive, there is a rush to sell tickets in Assam's theaters to watch this film in which he acted, and fans are crying while reminiscing about him. Meanwhile, amidst the frenzy of viewers to watch the film, there is also a discussion about an invitation letter written by Zubin himself.

This film, starring Zubin Garg, is an Assamese film. The film was released in 46 cities in India on October 31 (Friday). In the invitation letter written by Zubin before the release, which went viral, he wrote to his fans, 'Wait a minute. My new film is releasing. You will come. Take love - that's your Zubinda.'

Just a few days before his death, Zubin himself had planned the film's promotion strategy with director Rajesh Bhuiya. To fulfill Zubin's last wish, the 'Roi Roy Binale' team has released this handwritten letter.

Zubin Garg wanted to create a high-voltage campaign for this film like his previous two films (Mission China and Kanchenjunga). As per his wish, the film was released on October 31. It is learnt that Zubin had been working on this film for the last three years. The story and songs are also his own creation. He will be seen playing the role of a blind singer in the film.

The producers of 'Roi Roy Binale' said that the film has been released in 90 theatres in Assam and all the tickets for the first day have already been sold out. To cope with the rush of viewers, the theatre owners have also arranged for additional screenings at 12 midnight and 6 am in some theatres.