Look: Zubeen Garg's wife remembers late singer on his 53rd birthday

Late singer Zubeen Garg's widow Garima on November 18 paid an emotional tribute to him.

Garima took to Instagram to share an emotional post, featuring a series of pictures of the couple, as she expressed how much she missed him on what would have been his 53rd birthday.

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The post included moments from their life together since their marriage in 2002. In her message, she spoke about the memories they made and the bond they shared, expressing how difficult life has been without him.

Known for his contribution to the Indian music industry, especially his influence on Assamese culture, Garg also sang in the Hindi and Bengali film industries.

As a tribute to the late singer, his movie titled Roi Roi Binale was released last month at a theatre in Guwahati. After the film got released, director Rajesh Bhuyan expressed his happiness over the response it got from the fans.

"This is a record in Assam that a movie had a morning show and got such a good response," he said in Hindi. "Zubeen's dream is going to be fulfilled today. This film belongs to the entire Assam and its people."

Garg died on September 19, and the Assam government has formed a special investigative team to probe his death. So far, seven people, including Shyamkanu Mahanta, Siddharth Sharma (Zubeen's manager), Shekhar Jyoti Goswami (bandmate), Amritprava Mahanta (co-singer), Sandipan Garg (Zubeen's cousin), and his two PSOs, Nandeswar Bora and Paresh Baishy, have been arrested.

The court has sent them to judicial custody. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma recently told the media that the SIT will submit a chargesheet before the court by December 8.