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From emotional characters to charismatic cameos, Zubeen brought authenticity and intensity to every screen appearance. His acting career, much like his music, reflects his deep connection with Assamese culture and his evolving artistry over the years.

Zubeen Garg as Actor (1997–2025): A Complete Overview

Zubeen Garg in Assamese Films (2000–2025)

Zubeen Garg began his acting career with “Tumi Mur Matho Mur” (2000), where he played the lead role of Hrishi. Since then, he has acted in numerous Assamese films, balancing between music direction and acting.

Complete List of Assamese Films:

• Tumi Mur Matho Mur (2000) — Hrishi

• Prem Aru Prem (2002) — Special appearance in the song “Sokuwe Sokuwe”

• Dinabandhu (2004) — Bipul

• Mon Jaai (2008) — Manab

• Raamdhenu (2011) — Special appearance in the song “Tupi”

• Bhal Pabo Najanilu (2013) — Indranil

• Suma Porokhote (2014) — Special appearance in the song “Suma Porokhote”

• Rodor Sithi (2014) — Lead role

• Ahetuk (2015) — Special appearance in the song “Ahetuk”

• Gaane Ki Aane (2016) — Nilabh Jonak Baruah

• Xat Nomboror Xondhanot (2016) — Sibu

• Mission China (2017) — Colonel Goswami

• Tumi Aahibaane (2017) — Special appearance

• Priyaar Priyo (2017) — Dual role (Priyobrot Kakoti & Bishnujyoti Bezbaruah)

• The Underworld (2018) — Don

• Kanchanjangha (2019) — Anirban

• Pratighaat (2019) — Special appearance in the song “Pratighaat”

• Rajneeti – Part 1 (2022) — Arindam

• Dr. Bezbaruah 2 (2023) — DSP Mahadev Borbarua

• Wide Angle (2024) — Lead role

• Sikaar (2024) — Shankar

• Homework (2025)† — Special appearance in the song “Jantra” (Assamese & Hindi)

• Roi Roi Binale (2025)† — Lead role

Highlight:
Films like Mission China and Kanchanjangha not only broke box office records but also showcased Zubeen Garg’s powerful screen presence, establishing him as a bankable actor in Assamese cinema.

Zubeen Garg in Hindi Films (2006–2025)

Though Zubeen Garg primarily worked in Assamese cinema, his influence extended to Bollywood through his music — and occasionally, through his screen appearances.

List of Hindi Film Appearances:

• Gangster (2006) — Special appearance in the song “Ya Ali”

• Strings – Bound By Faith (2006) — Special appearance in the song “Mantra (Om)”

• Big Brother (2007) — Special appearance in the song “Jag Lal Lal”

• Homework (2025) — Special appearance in the song “Jantra”

Highlight:
While he didn’t act in lead roles in Bollywood, Zubeen’s memorable presence in musical sequences such as “Ya Ali” from Gangster remains iconic and helped popularize him nationwide.

Zubeen Garg in Television Serials

Zubeen Garg also showcased his acting talent on television, further connecting with audiences across Assam.

Television Appearance:

• Anuradha (2010–2011) — Role: Anirudha (Assamese Serial)

This television project highlighted Zubeen’s softer, dramatic side and demonstrated his ability to express emotional depth beyond music.

Zubeen Garg in Music Videos (1997–2025)

Before becoming a film icon, Zubeen Garg was a pioneer in the Assamese music video industry. His early music videos helped modernize Assamese pop culture and introduced a new generation to visually engaging musical storytelling.

List of Major Music Videos:

• Meghor Boron (1997) — Album: Mukti | Assamese | Composer & Lyricist: Zubeen Garg

  • Note: This was the first Assamese music video ever made.

• Yuhi Kabhi Mila Karo (1998) — Album: Yuhi Kabhi | Hindi | Composer: Miko | Co-actor: Jonkey Borthakur

  • His first Bollywood music video.

• Zindagi Kahin Gum Hai (2007) — Album: Zindagi | Hindi | Composer: Alaap Dudul Saikia

• Mukha (2007) — Assamese | Co-actor: Rimpi Das

• Baby Buli Lahekoi (2007) | Assamese

• Dusakure Nilare (2007) | Assamese | Co-actor: Rimpi Das

• Aahe Ba Nahe (2007) | Assamese | Composer: Diganta Bharati | Co-actor: Nishita Goswami

• Tumi Suwa Jetiya (2007) | Assamese | Co-actor: Gayatri Mahanta

• Maya Mathu Maya (2007) | Assamese | Co-actor: Rimpi Das

• Rumaal (2009) | Assamese | Composer & Lyricist: Zubeen Garg

• Tumar Mitha Sawoni (2009) | Assamese | Singer: Megharanjani Medhi

• Runjun (2012) | Assamese

• Gaan Diyaa (2012) | Assamese | Dedicated to poet Late Hiren Bhattacharya

Highlight:
Zubeen’s Meghor Boron and Yuhi Kabhi Mila Karo redefined regional music video aesthetics and paved the way for the modern Assamese video song industry.

Zubeen Garg’s Legacy as an Actor and Performer

Zubeen Garg’s acting career reflects his love for storytelling and his ability to emotionally connect with audiences, whether through cinema, television, or music videos.

His portrayal of diverse characters — from romantic heroes to intense patriots — mirrors the versatility he carried in his music. Beyond his fame as a singer, Zubeen remains one of Assam’s most recognizable faces on screen, bridging cultures through entertainment.

From Tumi Mur Matho Mur to Roi Roi Binale (2025), his acting journey spans more than two decades, proving that creativity knows no boundaries when driven by passion.