In a monumental achievement for Assamese cinema and regional filmmaking across India, the Zubeen Garg film ‘Roi Roi Binale’ has delivered a staggering box office performance, amassing an unprecedented ₹33,30,82,825 (₹33.30 crore) within just one month of its release.
The film, which hit screens on October 31, has cemented its place in history by achieving one of the highest-ever collection figures for a regional film hailing from India’s Northeast.
A Heartfelt Tribute, A Box Office Triumph
Widely regarded as the dream project of Assam’s iconic superstar, Zubeen Garg, ‘Roi Roi Binale’ has resonated deeply with audiences, transforming from a cinematic venture into a massive regional celebration.
More than just a film, the project has been hailed as a heartfelt tribute to Zubeen Garg’s artistic sensitivity, creativity, courage, and long-held dreams. The film’s success demonstrates the deep emotional connection the beloved icon shares with his fans, not just across the Northeast, but globally.
“The massive success is being seen not only for Assamese cinema but also for regional language films across India, demonstrating their growing national appeal and potential for widespread recognition,” the team stated, acknowledging the overwhelming support from fans in India and abroad.
Continuing Strong Theatrical Run
Despite achieving this colossal figure, the journey of ‘Roi Roi Binale’ is far from over. The film continues its powerful theatrical run, currently screening in 70 cinema halls across the state with over 282 shows daily.
The film’s team officially confirmed the historic collection figures and extended profound gratitude to every fan, well-wisher, and supporter who contributed to the dream.
The team also announced that the next official update on the film’s earnings will be shared around the New Year, indicating a continued focus on its strong theatrical performance.
‘Roi Roi Binale’ has not only rewritten box office history for Assamese cinema but has also set a new benchmark for the potential and reach of regional language films on the national and global stage.
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