Zubeen Garg, Poran Borkatoky, Arghadeep Baruah, Pakija Begam, Sasanka Samir, Ujjal Kumar, Nirupom Saikia, Nilim Dutta, Kaushik Bharadwaj, Nabajyoti Nath, Navanit Nilavh, Jay Saikia, Goswami Boibhabi, Yasashree Bhuyan, Sanjeev Buragohain, Partha Pratim Hazarika, Harpal Saikia, Gunakar Dev Goswami, Naba Jeet Konwar, Priyanka Ponsi Das, Nabadip Dutta, Dimpi Boruah, Himani kallita, Anurag Bora, Samudragupta Dutta, Shilpi Sikha Bora, Gitartha Sharmah, Shyamantak Gautam, Protim Khaound, Vanchinathan Murugesan, Bondip Sarma, Kalpana Kalita, and Deepjyoti Keot in Bhaimon Da (2025)

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Don't call someone Sir from whom you don't learn anything.

Roi Roi Binale is a soul-stirring Assamese musical that weaves together themes of love, art, identity, and the lingering shadows of a region scarred by past turmoil.

Roi Roi Binale

One Last Time

We are not qualified to review this film. This is not just a film; it&apos;s an emotion for 3.6 cr Assamese. More than enjoying the film, everyone wants to see their beloved heartthrob Zubeen for one last time on big screen. The man who ruled the state of Assam for 4 decades with his music and God-gifted voice. He has also done so much to uplift Assamese industry. Today, no Hindi film is being screened for the first time anywhere in the state because of one Assamese movie. Imagine how happy Zubeen da would have been to see such a massive response to an Assamese film. Every Assamese should watch this film and it should not be taken out of the theatre until everyone has seen it. Zubeen da lives forever in our heart.

A musical set in post-conflict Assam follows artists grappling with love, identity, and their role in society, while confronting the region&apos;s painful past and debating art&apos;s true purpose.

Official Trailer

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We are not qualified to review this film. This is not just a film; it's an emotion for 3.6 cr Assamese. More than enjoying the film, everyone wants to see their beloved heartthrob Zubeen for one last time on big screen. The man who ruled the state of Assam for 4 decades with his music and God-gifted voice. He has also done so much to uplift Assamese industry. Today, no Hindi film is being screened for the first time anywhere in the state because of one Assamese movie. Imagine how happy Zubeen da would have been to see such a massive response to an Assamese film. Every Assamese should watch this film and it should not be taken out of the theatre until everyone has seen it. Zubeen da lives forever in our heart.

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Roi Roi Binale

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