Roi Roi Binale has had a successful run at the Box Office. The film, which sees late Assamese singer Zubeen Garg in his final role as blind musician Raul, clearly struck a poignant role with audiences as theatres were booked till capacity through the week in Assam. Released on October 31 2025 as per the singer’s last wishes, the movie has slowly but surely captivated crowds across India.
The movie was not only released in Garg’s home state of Assam but also pan-India with 180 screenings across India, a rare feat for Assamese movies to achieve. This was in line with the late singer’s life-long dream of taking Assamese cinema to the mainstream and helping it grow to be as successful as other regional cinema. Thus, his wife Garima Saikia Garg and director Rajesh Bhuyan ensured that the film received a pan Indian release.
How did Roi Roi Binale perform on day 6 at the Box Office?
As the weekend approaches, one can expect higher occupancy at theatres and the same has been observed in the case of Roi Roi Binale. The film which opened with Rs 1.85 crores on Day 1 saw a steady rise through the weekend on Days 2 and 3. Day 2 raked in Rs 2 crores while Day 3 saw collections of Rs 1.8 crores.
Collections dipped slightly in the subsequent days with approximately Rs 1.5 crores collected for both Days 4 and 5. Now, on Day 6, the earnings have picked up again as collections amounted to Rs 1.91 crores according to industry tracker Sacnilk. With the earnings of Day 6, the movie has finally crossed the Rs 10 crore mark and become the 4th highest grossing Assamese film in history, beating out Jatin Bora’s Ratnakar (2019) and Rupak Gogoi’s Rudra (2025).
This is the fastest any Assamese film has achieved such a record. Within a mere six days of release, Roi Roi Binale has managed to generate a total gross income of Rs 12.34 crores before deduction and after deductions, the total net collection is Rs 10.76 crores as per Sacnilk. Bookings for the film had broken all records with 99% occupancy for most shows across theatres in Assam. According to the National Herald, the movie received “widest-ever release for an Assamese film.”
Theatre occupancy remained steady
Footfalls remained on the higher side as theatre occupancy was ranging on an average of 96% across cinema halls in Assam. Evening and night shows saw an impressive occupancy of 99%. Movie theatres across Guwahati are currently only screening Roi Roi Binale as a tribute to Garg and his legacy, with other releases, both current and upcoming, taking the backseat. Footfall is predicted to rise as the weekend approaches.
Roi Roi Binale’s release has truly been something to witness. The grief that gripped the state of Assam has had thousands flocking to packed theatres and lining up to catch 4:30 AM screenings in an attempt to say goodbye to one of the state’s most important artists. With the movie breaking records and fans carrying the memory of Zubeen Garg home after shows, it is safe to say that the late artist’s legacy is going to be safe and cherished.