Legendary Assamese singer Zubeen Garg has been honoured posthumously with three major accolades at the Filmfare Awards 2026, marking a deeply emotional moment for Assam and the Indian music industry.
The iconic artist was conferred the Best Playback Singer Male award, the Lifetime Achievement Award, and a Special Honour for his work in the film Roi Roi Binale. The recognition celebrated both his final contributions and his decades-long artistic journey.
The awards were received on his behalf by his wife, Garima Saikia Garg, who represented the family at the ceremony. The occasion was filled with emotion as members of the film and music fraternity paid tribute to one of Assam’s most influential cultural figures.
The Lifetime Achievement Award acknowledged his enduring dedication to music, while the playback singing honour and special recognition highlighted his continued excellence and relevance in the industry. Over the years, Zubeen Garg left an indelible mark on Assamese music and cinema, while also making a significant impact across the wider Indian entertainment landscape.
The posthumous recognition at Filmfare 2026 has reaffirmed his legacy as an artist whose voice transcended generations and whose influence continues to inspire millions across Assam and beyond.
