Gautam Adani pays tribute to Zubeen Garg at late singer’s Guwahati residence
Gautam Adani, the Chairman of the Adani Group, stopped by the Kahilipara home of the late Zubeen Garg in Guwahati on Sunday to honor one of Assam’s biggest cultural stars. Zubeen Garg’s sudden death on September 19 has left fans and the entire Northeast region heartbroken.
Adani laid flowers at the residence and shared a quick but touching moment with Garg’s wife, Garima Saikia Garg. The Adani Group sent their deepest condolences to the family and promised to stand with the people of Assam in this tough time of shared sorrow.
Assam still feels the huge loss from Garg’s passing at just 52 years old. Since his body returned to Kahilipara on September 23, crowds of fans, friends, and admirers have flocked to the house every day. They come to say goodbye to the singer whose music bridged generations and captured the heart of Assam.
Zubeen Garg wasn’t just a voice in Assamese, Hindi, Bengali, and other languages—he excelled as a lyricist, composer, actor, filmmaker, and even a philanthropist. His songs became symbols of Assamese pride and culture, earning him the title “voice of Assam.”
Over the past week, tributes have flooded in from politicians, Bollywood stars, and cultural groups across India, calling him an unmatched talent. The Kahilipara spot has become like a memorial site, with people singing his hits and lighting candles to remember him.
Adani’s visit highlights how Zubeen Garg’s influence reached far beyond music, touching business leaders and everyday folks alike in India’s vibrant cultural scene.
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