Police in Bengaluru arrested two more people for illegally sharing Zubeen Garg’s final film, Roi Roi Binale. The case continues to grow as investigators track down everyone involved in the piracy network.

Police Catch Two Men for Film Piracy

Police identified the accused as Md Saddam Hussain and Mousam Gogoi.

• Officers arrested Hussain on Saturday

• They arrested Gogoi on Sunday

Earlier, police in Kokrajhar caught Md Rofidul Islam on November 20. He uploaded parts of the movie on his YouTube channel Rafiqul R Vlogs.

Police charged all three men under:

• Section 318(2) of the BNS

• Sections 63 and 65 of the Copyright Act

• Section 66 of the IT Act

• Section 61(2) of the BNS

• Sections 6AA, 6AB, and 7 of the Cinematograph Act

These laws show how serious film piracy has become in India.

Assam Still Mourns Zubeen Garg’s Passing

Zubeen Garg’s sudden death left Assam in deep pain. Thousands of fans visited theatres to watch Roi Roi Binale as a tribute to the legendary artist.
For many people, the film became a way to say goodbye.

‘Roi Roi Binale’ Creates History at the Box Office

Roi Roi Binale now holds the record for the highest-grossing Assamese film ever.
The movie has earned over ₹33 crore, setting a new milestone in Assamese cinema.

Audiences across the state continue to support the film, making it a cultural moment tied to Garg’s legacy.

Government Warns People to Avoid Piracy

The Assam government urged people to stop supporting piracy.
Zubeen Garg always spoke against piracy because it hurts regional filmmakers, artists, and producers.

Producer Shyamantak Gautam filed a complaint at the Panbazar Cyber Police Station after he noticed pirated clips online just days after the release.

Police launched a full investigation and began tracking suspects across different locations.

Fans Celebrate Zubeen Garg’s Legacy

Since the early morning release on October 31, people have shown strong emotional support for the film.
Fans continue to visit theatres, honouring Zubeen Garg by celebrating his last work and refusing to watch pirated copies.