Zubeen Garg's footprints in Assam honor the music legend

Zubeen Garg's footprints in Assam honor the music legend



This time, the memory of the late Assamese music legend Zubeen Garg is being powerfully expressed in a very intimate way his footprints.

Artist Diganta Bharati took the singer's footprint from his home in Kahilipara prior to the public tribute in Assam.

The image has been conserved as a sentimental memento, a permanent homage to Zubeen Garg's remarkable cultural impact and his relationship with the Assamese people.

This gesture conveys continuity as well as recollection. The preserved footprints are a poignant reminder of Zubeen Garg's journey for the supporters and admirers who gathered in Kahilipara and later at the Sarusajai Sports Complex.

His voice became an integral element of Assam's emotional landscape, demonstrating his deep connection to the state's cultural identity.

Diganta Bharati's work becomes more than just preservation; it becomes a link between generations.

The homage guarantees the preservation of the artist's narrative, music, and contribution to Indian and Assamese culture by preserving a physical reminder of him.

It is anticipated that these traces would celebrate the international appeal of Zubeen Garg's music and encourage future generations to maintain their cultural roots.

Zubeen was more than just a vocalist in Assam. He was a cultural ambassador who represented the artistic diversity of the state, sang in several languages, and spoke out on social issues.

Today, his preserved footsteps serve as a reminder of this enormous legacy.

Not only do they leave an impression on clay, but they also leave an impression on the hearts of millions of people who grew up hearing his music.

This homage highlights the state's shared determination to preserve Zubeen Garg's artistic legacy through both his music and timeless symbols.

As fans approach to offer their condolences, the preserved footprints serve as a reminder that legends endure and are perpetuated in each step they take.

Fans worldwide were stunned when Zubeen Garg died in a scuba diving accident in Singapore on September 19, 2025.

When tragedy happened, he was only 52 years old and scheduled to perform at the Northeast Festival.