There are many such artists in the world of music, whose voice always remains in the hearts of people. Zubeen Garg was also one of them. His singing gave a new identity to the music of Bollywood, Assamese, Bengali, Oriya, Tamil and many other languages. On hearing the name of Zubeen Garg, a special rhythm and heart touching voice starts echoing in the ears.

Received basic music education from mother in childhood
Zubin Garg was named after the famous musician Zubin Mehta. This name reflected the desire of his parents that their child should also do something big in the world of music. Zubeen Garg was born on 18 November 1972 in an Assamese Brahmin family in Tura, Meghalaya.

His father, Mohan Borthakur, was a magistrate, and his mother, Ili Borthakur, was herself a singer. Zubeen got his love and talent for music from his mother. He started singing at the age of just three years.

His passion for music started appearing in his childhood itself. His mother was his first guru, and it was she who gave Zubeen basic training in tabla and music.

Left college and chose music
Zubeen left college midway and started concentrating completely on singing. This was the time when he recorded his first Assamese album ‘Anamika’. After this, his songs ‘Tumi Junu Pariba Hun’ and ‘Tumi Junaki Hubakh’ were released in 1993.

Zubeen gave several consecutive Assamese albums, including ‘Japunor Jur’, ‘Junaki Mon’, ‘Maya’, and ‘Asha’.

Started career with Indipop album
Zubeen moved to Mumbai in 1995 and started his career with the Indipop album ‘Chandni Raat’. After this he gave albums like ‘Jalwa’, ‘Yuhi Kabhi’, ‘Jaadoo’ and ‘Sparsh’. Zubeen spread the magic of his voice in Bollywood also. He sang songs in films like ‘Gaddaar’, ‘Dil Se’, ‘Doli Saja Ke Rakhna’, ‘Fiza’, ‘Kaante’ and ‘Sapne Saare’. His hit songs gave him a different identity in the industry.

Singer has sung in more than 40 languages
Zubeen earned a lot of name not only in Hindi but also in Bengali music industry. He won the hearts of the Bengali audience with songs like ‘Mon’, ‘Shudhu Tumi’, ‘Piya Re Piya Re’, and ‘Chokher Jole’. His multilingual career made him an artist who was not bound by any boundaries and languages. Zubeen Garg sang songs in more than 40 languages ​​and his voice became recognized everywhere.

Zubeen Garg said goodbye to the world this year
Zubeen Garg also received many awards. The industry always appreciated his hard work and dedication. Especially for ‘Gangster’ he received the Best Playback Singer award. His contribution to Indipop, Bollywood and regional music will always be remembered. This year, on 19 September 2025, the news of Zubeen Garg’s death came to light. It was reported that he died due to drowning during a scuba diving in Singapore, although SIT investigation on this matter is going on.

The news of the death of music icon and singer Zubeen Garg on 19 September shook the entire country. The news of the sudden death of the singer, along with the family members and fans, also received a big shock to the entertainment industry. But now there has been a new twist in his death case. Know all the details here.

Was poison given to Zubeen Garg?
According to the Times of India report, Shikhar Jyoti Goswami, close to Zubeen Garg and his bandmate Shikhar Jyoti Goswami, have accused Siddharth Sharma, manager of Diwagant Singer and the event organizer of poisoning Zubeen Garg.

Shikhar Jyoti gave a statement to the Special Investigation Team i.e. SIT under section 175 BNSS and said that manager Siddharth Sharma and Festival Organizer Shyamakunu Mahanta poisoned Zubeen Garg and intentionally selects a foreign venue to carry out their conspiracy.

Not only this, Shikhar Jyoti Goswami has even claimed that manager Siddharth Sharma had given him a clear instruction that he should not share the videos of Yot with anyone.

Along with this, the bandmate, close to Zubeen Garg, claimed that during the scuba diving, manager Sharma forcefully took the control of the yacht in his hands, causing him to waver dangerously and everyone’s life was in danger.

Manager’s suspicious activities raised suspicion

1. It has been reported in the Times of India report that Shikhar Jyoti Goswami accused the manager Siddharth Sharma that during yot outing, he had forbidden the organizers to arrange any drinks. Rather, Sharma himself arranged all these things.
2. Telling the Special Investigation Team about the second suspicious activity, Goswami revealed that Singer was trying to breathe in the last few moments of Zubeen Garg’s death. Foam was also coming out of his mouth and nose, which the manager misled everyone by calling an acid reflux and ‘Jobe de, jobe de’ (let him go, let him go). This statement of bandmate has now become the center of investigation.
3. Even Shikhar Jyoti Goswami claimed that Zubeen Garg was from an expert and his death could not happen at all. Singer himself gave swimming training to his bandmat Shikhar Jyoti Goswami and manager Siddharth Sharma.
   

Zubeen Garg’s manager arrested
According to the Times of India report, the manager of Zubeen Garg has been arrested in the murder charge. Singer’s bandmat has claimed that he was an expert swimmer and he was poisoned during scuba diving. So at the same time, Siddharth Sharma, who has been a long -time manager of Zubeen Garg, did not tell the police about these simples.

When Zubeen started foaming Garg’s mouth, the manager refused to panic by calling him an acid reflux. According to the Times of India, it has been highlighted in the remand note that Zubeen Garg’s manager Siddharth Sharma was unable to supply the liquor and give any clarification on his behalf during which it has now become a criminal case.

After this, Manager Siddharth was arrested by the Special Investigation Team on 1 October. It has been said in the report that the manager of the Diwagant Singer has been arrested under serious allegations like Criminal conspiracy, murder and non -intention murder. As the investigation is moving forward, the demand for justice of the fans, including the family, is increasing, everyone wants Diwant singer Zubeen Garg to get their justice.