Zubeen Garg's Moving Performance of Tears in Heaven in Singapore Just Before his Demise Spreads Rapidly Online
Zubeen Garg, a cultural icon known for his prolific career in music and acting, has tragically passed away at the age of 52. The renowned Assamese and Bollywood singer died in a scuba diving accident in Singapore, where he fell unconscious during the activity and could not be revived despite intensive care.
Garg was in Singapore for the North East Festival, where he was scheduled to perform on September 20. According to reports, Garg jumped into the sea for a second time, taking off his life jacket, saying it was uncomfortable swimming with it on. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma confirmed that Garg died while swimming without a life jacket.
Zubeen Garg was not just a singer, but also an actor, director, philanthropist, and animal activist. He rose to fame in Bollywood with his chartbuster track Ya Ali from Gangster and sang over 38,000 songs in several languages. His last known public performance was singing Tears In Heaven at a restaurant in Singapore, a video of which has surfaced online. The performance was joined by a lady and was well-received, with audience members cheering and applauding.
The entire music industry, including AR Rahman, Shaan, Papon, Vishal Dadlani, and Pritam, has mourned Zubeen Garg's untimely demise. They have taken to social media to express their condolences and pay tribute to the late singer.
Garg's mortal remains will arrive in Delhi today and then be taken to Assam via a special plane. Upon arrival in Assam, his body will be kept at the Sarusajai Stadium for people to pay their last respects. Afterwards, his dead body will be handed over to his family at his residence.
Zubeen Garg's demise marks the end of an era, but his timeless music and legacy will continue to inspire and resonate with generations to come. He was not just a singer, but a beacon of hope and a symbol of resilience for many. His music transcended borders and touched the hearts of millions, leaving an indelible mark on the music industry.
Rest in peace, Zubeen Garg. Your music will live on forever.
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