Overview
- The posthumous film is slated for a countrywide rollout on October 31, with screenings planned in 46 cities.
- Producers say first‑day tickets on 90 screens across Assam were fully pre‑booked, prompting cinemas to add early‑morning shows starting as early as 6 a.m.
- Republic World reports the Assam cabinet resolved to donate the state’s GST share from the film to Zubeen Garg’s Kalaguru Artist Foundation, noting the state levies no entertainment tax.
- Assam Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi has formally asked the chief minister to make the movie tax‑free as a tribute to the late singer‑composer.
- The Statesman reported that cinemas in Assam would pause other releases to screen only this film from October 31, a claim not attributed to an official order in the coverage.