Overview
- Cinema halls across Assam are showing only ‘Roi Roi Binale’, with first-week tickets largely sold out and shows starting as early as 4:25–4:45 am.
- The release has expanded Assamese cinema’s footprint with screenings across the Northeast and in dozens of cities nationwide, including Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.
- Theatres staged tributes by reserving a seat for Garg and displaying gamochas and cutouts, while authorities deployed staff for crowd management.
- Filmmakers say the project was nearly complete before Garg’s death and preserves his original voice recordings, with background score finished posthumously.
- An SIT investigation into Garg’s death remains active, with several accused in judicial custody, keeping legal scrutiny in public view alongside the film’s rollout.